Elderly Services netted big savings for itself and the environment with energy upgrades

Elderly Services Inc. earlier this fall was honored by Efficiency Vermont for the forward-thinking upgrades to its headquarters building in Middlebury.

Regardless of changes at the federal level, Addison County residents will still have access to support for clean energy projects offered by various local entities.

Efficiency Vermont is offering free energy savings kits to qualifying Vermonters to encourage them to take a few simple steps to begin reducing their energy use, their bills, and their carbon footprint.

MIDDLEBURY — Vermont Integrated Architecture, P.C. (VIA) of Middlebury accepted two awards at Efficiency Vermont’s Better Buildings by Design Conference held in Burlington on Feb. 5-6. Efficiency Vermont recognized VIA’s work on the Shelburne Pierson Libr … (read more)

BURLINGTON — Follow– ing a six-month process to gather input from more than 30 customers, partners, and stakeholders, Efficiency Vermont recently proposed to its regulators a six-year plan for delivering energy efficiency to Vermonters. The proposed Deman … (read more)

BURLINGTON — Efficiency Vermont, the Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development, and the Vermont Public Service Department recently announced that nine major Vermont employers — including one in Vergennes — will participate in a new pilot progra … (read more)