Climate Café “After Hours” 2023 Co-Sponsored by EnergizeActon.org and the Acton Memorial Library The Climate Café aims to be a helpful, informal gathering where Acton residents can discuss a fossil fuel free future. Local people who have experience in clean energy technologies will share their insights and answer questions from others who are considering […]
How can we be prepared for winter energy needs? Last winter's high energy costs were a huge shock to many Acton residents. Renters, in particular, often have fewer options when facing high bills. This Climate Café session will look at strategies to make apartments and homes as energy efficient as possible, including ad hoc […]
Are you wondering what your retirement will look like in this age of climate warming? Are you worried about what your children and grandchildren might face, but thinking that you are too old to make a difference? Come participate in a lively discussion about what the AARP cohort can do and IS DOING about the […]
Do not be deterred by this complicated topic! There are some huge opportunities to save money on clean energy technologies! Drawing on excellent local and national resources (the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, the Green Energy Consumers Alliance, and Rewiring America), EnergizeActon.org team members will summarize the tax credits and rebates available on the state […]
With state and federal incentives, solar panels pay back faster than ever! Join Matt Liebman and other local Acton homeowners to learn about the potential of solar panels on your home. Is the process complicated? Do solar panels have to face south? What is the pay-back period for solar panels? Is it better to […]
Meet an Acton Clean Energy Coach! Transitioning to clean energy for our homes and cars is a great decision! But the process can be complicated. Acton's FREE Clean Energy Coaches are standing by to help you through these changes. Chat with David Martin and Jim Clark, two of Acton’s new Clean Energy Coaches and find […]
A drop in the bucket? Or every action counts? We know that many residents may be away for the holiday week; however, if you are in the area, stop by the library and register your opinion. Are our actions to address global warming a drop in the bucket? Or do our actions add up […]