Connect with Energy Leaders at RE-AMP’s Home Energy Office Hours Program
As part of our work with the RE-AMP Network, we are participating in the upcoming free Home Energy Office Hours program.
As part of our work with the RE-AMP Network, we are participating in the upcoming free Home Energy Office Hours program.
In January we participated in a workshop series called Sustainable Duluth hosted by the City of Duluth. One of our Energy experts presented on simple ways to make a home more efficient.
Solar energy is one of the most popular forms of clean, renewable energy, and it has the potential to help reduce pollution and increase energy security in our state. But not everyone can put solar panels on their roof. That’s where community solar comes in.
Did you know Minnesota has similar solar potential to Texas? See our recommendations to prepare your home for solar energy.
Our homes lose a lot of heat through the windows and doors. But you may not need to replace them to make your home comfortable! Read our tips for weatherizing your windows, and how the Inflation Reduction Act can help.
The Inflation Reduction Act includes support for upgrading appliances. In the meantime, we have tips to lower your energy bill without purchasing new equipment.
In the last days of August, there was a buzz of activity at the Lincoln Park Solar Garden.
Weatherization is the process of preparing our homes for all types of weather, from snowstorms to heat waves.
Ecolibrium3 and community partners have received funds from the Department of Energy’s Community Geothermal Heating and Cooling Design and Deployment Initiative.
Last August, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was all over the news. What has been going on with the IRA since then?