Energy Stories

Illumination Station 2025 Schedule

Illuminations Stations are information tables that provide an opportunity to shine a light on ways for people to lower their utility bills, apply for energy

How Montgomery County Residents Can Cut Energy Bills with Simple Home Upgrades

This article was written by Teri Silver, a journalist and outdoor enthusiast. She and her husband live on 5 acres with a vast lawn, three

Understanding the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBA)

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBA) was signed into law on July 4, 2025, and as a result, it significantly changes what we can

Seasonal Energy Tips: How to Prepare Your Home for Hot Summers and Cold Winters

Guest blog post written by Alissa Cassidy, a writer who lives in the Atlanta area. She's married with three sons, is a graduate student, and

What Really Works in Reducing Household Energy Use

This article was written by Teri Silver, a journalist and outdoor enthusiast. She and her husband live on 5 acres with a vast lawn, three

Energy Express 2025: Powering a Colorful World

Imagine stepping into a vibrant world that mirrors the enchanting Emerald City, where innovation meets sustainability to paint a promising future. Join us for "Powering

Become a Summer County Climate Intern!

Montgomery County Executive's Office Summer Climate Internship (Hybrid) About the Internship Montgomery County, Maryland, is at the forefront of local climate action. Through its Climate

Switch Together Montgomery County

  Switch Together - previously called Solar Switch - is a program offered by Montgomery County and highly regarded nonprofit Solar United Neighbors. Montgomery County is

Montgomery County Building Energy Performance Standards Update

Montgomery County is taking big steps to reduce energy use and carbon emissions from buildings. On February 26, the Montgomery County Council approved new Building

There’s Money to Make the Switch to Electric

What is Electrify MC?  Electrify MC is a pilot project created to help residents transition from fossil fuels (oil, gas, and propane) in their homes.
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