
High-Efficiency Water Heaters: A Win for the Planet and Your Pocketbook
December 8, 2023 11:26 am 1 CommentArticle written and shared by Theo Powers, Service Force Plumbing With concerns rising about threats to both the environment and inflation
Article written and shared by Theo Powers, Service Force Plumbing With concerns rising about threats to both the environment and inflation
What is Electrify MC? The Department of Environmental Protection in Montgomery County, Maryland, has selected Elysian Energy as its contractor
Blog post written by 2023 Energy Intern, Vida Sulureh Environmental Volunteer Day, hosted on November 1st, 2023 at Gaithersburg High
Blog post written by 2024 Energy Intern, Vaniala Andriamalala Imagine you’re walking home at night, the air’s chilly enough that
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS), in partnership with the Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), hosted a Student Environment
This guest blog post was was written by Lyla Fitch, EnergySage Energy Advisor If you support clean energy but cannot
In today’s world, it’s more critical than ever to make conscious choices about the energy we use. As global warming
My name is Daniela, and this summer, I had the privilege of interning at the Montgomery County Department of Environmental
We may have a new name and new logo but Capital Area Solar Switch will continue to provide residents living
Blog post by Ilana Williams, Montgomery County 2023 Summer Climate Intern Montgomery County approved a bill in 2022 to move
Blog post by Ilana Williams, Montgomery County Climate 2023 Summer Intern and Xiang Xiang Fang, Montgomery County Climate 2023 Fellow
Mischief is afoot at your local library! The library’s electricity is missing, and we need your help to find out
Blog post written by Ilana Williams, Montgomery County 2023 Summer Climate Intern At the beginning of June, Maryland issued a Code Red
This post was adapted from a City of Philadelphia article written by Anna Shugoll. It has been modified to contain
Blog post by Ilana Williams, Montgomery County 2023 Summer Climate Intern Maryland consumed five times more energy than it produced
Blog post written by Fisher Mallon, Montgomery County 2023 Summer Climate Intern Energy is lost before you get the chance
This article was written and distributed by Rewiring America, the leading electrification nonprofit working to electrify our homes, businesses and
After studying energy, creating energy-related inventions, conducting audits and analyses, and more 4th-grade STEM students at Washington Episcopal School developed
Spring is upon us, which means gearing up for spring cleaning! Alyssa Bialek, Spring Climate Fellow compiled a list of
Right now, 1 in 6 Montgomery County residents have trouble paying their electricity bill. Meanwhile, the impact of rising fuel
This article was written by Bret Martinez, he is the HVAC wizard of words, he demystifies the inner workings of
A new initiative is making its way through Montgomery County and it is called Project Porchlight. First known as the
Update February 2023: The Inflation Reduction Act includes funding for multiple tax incentives and rebates that are available to both low-to-moderate income
What does it mean to electrify your kitchen? One of the ways you can reduce your home’s carbon footprint and
What does it mean to electrify your home? During the second week of Energy Action Month, the spotlight is on
Why Electrify Everything? “From the cars we drive to the utilities that heat and illuminate our homes, schools, and hospitals,
As part of the Montgomery County EV Purchasing Cooperative Pilot Program, we’ll be featuring Montgomery County residents who have electrified
The electric vehicle market is growing rapidly in Montgomery County. As of June 2022, there were 16,618 plug-in vehicles registered
On June 17, 2022, Senior Planet in Montgomery County gathered at the Silver Spring Civic Building to reflect on its
As part of the Montgomery County EV Purchasing Cooperative Pilot Program, we’ll be featuring Montgomery County residents who have electrified
My name is Alexander Lewton and I’m a rising senior at Walter Johnson High School. I became familiar with the
We’re facing a serious challenge. Right now, 1 in 6 Montgomery County residents have trouble paying their electricity bill. Meanwhile,
On June 28, 2022, the Montgomery County Public Schools Board of Education unanimously adopted a transformative sustainability policy. Titled Policy
What is Energy Express? Energy Express is a summer event for kids and families to learn about energy usage. As
Looking for a quick and easy way to reduce energy use in your building? A Building Tune- Up can typically
At My Green Montgomery, we like to share information that will be helpful for residents. This Case Study is especially
“Who is suffering? If it’s not our generation, it’s our next generation.” These are the wise words of Cuiling Li,
Montgomery County, Maryland, has been committed to significant greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction and climate action for over a decade. The
Do you have great ideas to help protect our environment? This Earth Month, we need your ideas to help us
Guest blog post: Elizabeth Long, graduated with a degree in English Language, and then travelled to different countries in order
Purchasing gently used items (learn more here) is the best way to support the environment and your budget. When food
As part of the Montgomery County EV Purchasing Cooperative Pilot Program, we’ll be featuring Montgomery County residents who have electrified
Did you know that it takes 2,000 gallons of water to make a single pair of blue jeans and 713
This blog post was submitted by Katelyn Brinn, Content Marketing Strategist for A-One Refrigeration & Heating, a family-owned and operated
Energy is expensive. And in the past few months, it’s gotten very expensive. For some households in Montgomery County, this
For the last three years, Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection has pledged to “Age with Attitude” with its partnership
Across the county, students are becoming increasingly more involved in helping make Montgomery County become a more sustainable and environmentally
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich issued a challenge to County residents and businesses today to “Lead the EV Charge” by
In celebration of Black History Month, the Food Council is highlighting Black-owned MoCo Made businesses. They had the opportunity to