Tag Archive: energy
💡 FeBREWary 2023: Electrify Everything 💡
Another FeBREWary is upon us and we plan to keep the momentum going to help all Montgomery County residents Electrify Everything. This year, we will be doing things just a little differently for FeBREWary.💡 FeBREWary 2023: Electrify Everything 💡
Another FeBREWary is upon us and we plan to keep the momentum going to help all Montgomery County residents Electrify Everything. This year, we will be doing things just a little differently for FeBREWary.💡 FeBREWary 2023: Electrify Everything 💡
Another FeBREWary is upon us and we plan to keep the momentum going to help all Montgomery County residents Electrify Everything. This year, we will be doing things just a little differently for FeBREWary.
FeBREWary 2023: Electrify Everything
Another FeBREWary is upon us and we plan to keep the momentum going to help all Montgomery County residents Electrify Everything. This year, we will be doing things just a
ArtemisWalk: Walk Into the Future of Sustainable Energy
This blog was written by Teju Vijay, volunteer coach with a FIRST LEGO league robotics team. Teju is a High School student in Montgomery County. A team of elementary andMaryland Solar Lobby Day on February 13
This is our moment in the sun! Join fellow solar advocates to walk the Capitol halls, meet with decision-makers, and spread the word about the benefits of solar. With a
2023 ENERGY STAR Tax Free Weekend
If you are looking to replace an old appliance, Comptroller Brooke Lierman reminds Marylanders that there’s no better time than Shop Maryland Energy Weekend – February 18 through 20 ̶ to take
2023 Montgomery County Energy Summit
Now in its tenth year, the annual Montgomery County Energy Summit has offered cutting-edge education focused on the latest trends in green building, energy efficiency, renewable energy, and related commercial,
Montgomery Energy Connection: Cheers to Five Years!
Between July 2017 – December 2022, Montgomery Energy Connection, a program of the County did the following: Attended 869 events Types of Engagement include: Deliveries, Energy Express, Presentations, Virtual Outreach,
How to Maintain Your Heating Unit to Keep Utility Bills Down
This article was written by Bret Martinez, he is the HVAC wizard of words, he demystifies the inner workings of your heating and cooling units. From fresh installations to budget-friendlyDo you want to learn more about electric vehicles?
Are you considering an electric vehicle? Do you want to learn more about them? Join us on January 11th, 2023 at 2 PM EST/11 AM PST to hear from a leaderI Pay Watt?
When it comes to your utility bill, you may be spending more than you want to. The Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection’s Residential Energy Program exists to help youStop Losing Money on your Utility Bill (ZOOM)
What’s the cheapest form of energy? It’s the energy we don’t use! During this presentation, we’ll discuss the two main ways to keep money in your pocket. We’ll cover the
Project Porchlight
A new initiative is making its way through Montgomery County and it is called Project Porchlight. First known as the Porch Bulb Project, it took place in Colorado in 2008,
Resetting Our Approach to Climate Action
Often, when we talk about climate change, it begins to feel overwhelming. Though we are more aware of the problem than ever before, many still don’t know how to take
Community Solar in Maryland – How Does it Work?
Maryland has a robust Community Solar program, but what does that mean and how does it work? Join representatives from Ampion Renewable Energy to learn everything you need to know
Smart Themostats
Interested in lowering your heating and cooling bills? Programmable and smart thermostats could be the answer! Learn about the benefits of installing a programmable or smart thermostat as well as
Home Sweet Ohm
Join us for an interactive panel discussion about the benefits of aging in place and keeping your energy bills low. All Senior Planet participants are invited to bring your questions
💡Light Bulb Exchange
The Olney Antique Village Event with Lightbulb Exchange! If you want some really cool items that will enhance your living space, we encourage you to come to the Olney Antique
What’s in it for me? A Montgomery County Homeowners’ Guide to the Inflation Reduction Act
Update February 2023: The Inflation Reduction Act includes funding for multiple tax incentives and rebates that are available to both low-to-moderate income (LMI) and non-LMI households. The White House has created a website
Going from a Green Home to a Smart Home
Want to make your home as energy efficient as possible? Not sure what the difference is between a “green” home and a “smart” home? During this presentation you will learn
Understanding Energy Choice
Did you know that as a Maryland resident, you have the option to choose who supplies your electricity? Maryland is an energy choice state where customers can choose their electricity
Tech & Energy
Curious about which household appliances use the most energy and what you can do to reduce your energy use? In this lecture, you’ll learn about the top energy users in
Stop Losing Money on Your Utility Bill
What’s the cheapest form of energy? It’s the energy we don’t use! During this presentation, we will discuss the two main ways to keep money in your pocket. We will
Energy Efficiency Requirements and Opportunities for Common Ownership Communities
Join the Green Bank, Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection, and the Office of Common Ownership Communities for a webinar on energy efficiency requirements and opportunities for common ownership communities.
Energy Efficiency Requirements and Opportunities for Common Ownership Communities
Join the Green Bank, Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection, and the Office of Common Ownership Communities for a webinar on energy efficiency requirements and opportunities for common ownership communities.
Electrify Your Lawn – Week of October 24 – 30, 2022
Electrify your lawn by switching to an electric leaf blower! As we close out Energy Action Month, the focus is on electrifying your lawn. Beyond the loud noises they generate,Get Clean – Electricity, that is…
On Sunday, October 30th at 12:45 p.m. Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church (10123 Connecticut Ave, Kensington) will host a hybrid presentation and Q&A about how to get clean electricity for YOUR
Electrify Your Kitchen – Week of October 17 – 23, 2022
What does it mean to electrify your kitchen? One of the ways you can reduce your home’s carbon footprint and help the County meet its climate goals is to switchMake the Swap: Why it’s Time for Heat Pumps, Not ACs
Amidst rising gas prices and groundbreaking US climate legislation, heat pumps are in the national spotlight. Now is the time to accelerate the deployment of this super-efficient technology across the
Electrify Your Home – Week of October 10 – 16, 2022
What does it mean to electrify your home? During the second week of Energy Action Month, the spotlight is on your home. A key way to help the County meet
💡Light Bulb Exchange 💡
The 29th annual celebration of Oktoberfest is on Sunday, October 9, 2022, from noon to 5 p.m. Come by to exchange your high energy use lightbulbs for up to 3
💡Light Bulb Exchange 💡
Town of Chevy Chase Trash & Treasures Event with Lightbulb Exchange! If you have items that can be recycled or repurposed, we encourage you to come to the Lawton Center
💡Light Bulb Exchange 💡
(Active Aging Week) Pop Up Event with Lightbulb Exchange and EV Charging Station. Active Aging Week encourages adults over the age of 50 to take advantage of all that life
💡Light Bulb Exchange 💡
(Active Aging Week) Pop Up Event with Lightbulb Exchange and EV Charging Station. Active Aging Week encourages adults over the age of 50 to take advantage of all that life
💡Light Bulb Exchange 💡
(Active Aging Week) Pop Up Event with Lightbulb Exchange and EV Charging Station. Active Aging Week encourages adults over the age of 50 to take advantage of all that lifeElectrify Your Kitchen: Food Demonstration at Crossroads Farmers’ Markets
On Wednesday, October 19, 2022 at 10:30 am, in celebration of Energy Action Month and Food Recovery Week, Robin Hernandez with Crossroads Community Food Network will provide a food demonstrationElectrify Your Lawn: Conversation with Quiet Communities
Jamie Banks, PhD, MSc is Founder and President of Quiet Communities. She is a health care and environmental scientist with an extensive background in health outcomes and economics, environmental behavior,
Electrify Your Ride – Week of October 3 – 9, 2022
What does it mean to electrify your ride? Most of us use some form of transportation to get around each day, whether it’s riding a bike, taking the bus, or
