Tag Archive: beer
FeBREWary is BACK!!!
Guess what’s brewing? For the entire month of FeBREWary, we will be visiting local OUTDOOR breweries to bring you socially distant ways to swap out old, inefficient bulbs. Why? Because we want you to be able to spend more money at local breweries this month and all year round and one way to do that
LEDs and Libations 2.0
Introducing Montgomery Energy Connection’s LEDs and Libations 2.0 In celebration of October Energy Awareness Month, we are excited to bring back LEDs and Libations. For the last three years, we have been partnering with various organizations and businesses to make sure we are meeting Montgomery County residents where they go. We found a lot of
Announcing the 4th Solar Co-op!!!
Go Solar and Get EV Chargers with the 4th Solar Co-op! This is the 4th year that Montgomery County has partnered to work with Solar United Neighbors to bring residents (and small businesses) an opportunity to put solar panels on their homes. This year we are also offering EV charging! So you can put solarMontgomery County Solar Happy Hour & Solar Co-op Info Session
Grab a drink, head to your computer (or phone!), and join us to learn about solar energy! If you register for this Happy Hour, by Monday, May 11th, six participants will receive a four or six pack from one of these local breweries: 7 Locks Brewing, Astro Lab, Saints Row, Silver Branch Brewing, True Respite,
FeBREWary: Brews and Bulbs
It’s FeBREWary – How much energy does it take to brew a barrel of craft beer? Find out the answer and other energy saving tips at our Brews and Bulbs event. Additionally, residents are encouraged to bring their old incandescent and CFL bulbs to the event to swap them for LED bulbs. You can bring
What’s the Connection between Brews and Bulbs Anyway?
Why Brews and Bulbs? A lot of people have asked us why we do events at breweries and we have a bunch of reasons why for the last two years, we have partnered with local breweries: There almost twenty breweries, wineries, distilleries, and coffee roasters in Montgomery County that people visit often so we want
