Exactly the guide I have been looking for to weigh the heat pump proposals we solicited last fall!

I’d like all events MC’ed by Priscilla and Sue A 🎤✨

"Rhode Island is on its way to requiring that 100 percent of electricity sold in the state comes from renewable sources such as wind and solar by 2033" — 17 years sooner than the target set in the Climate Justice Plan. (!!). We have no time to waste. bostonglobe.com/2022/06/15/met…

“You can really only move at the speed of trust.” Fantastic keynote from Mike Lydon (mikelydon.bsky.social) at GrowSmartRI’s Power of Place #Summit-Talk 🚍🚲🌎

❌Things West Virginia v EPA does NOT say❌ 🏭that EPA can't regulate power plants 🚗that EPA can't regulate GHGs from other sources ♨️that EPA can't regulate other air pollutants 🏦that federal agencies can't act on climate 🏙️anything at all about state/local authority

Sometimes our plans and platforms and grant proposals get lost in the jargon — this is climate change disproportionately impacting frontline communities.

“Any concerns he had that the electric mowers might not have the stamina (battery life) and power for a long day’s work have proven unfounded. “The mowers have a battery life of seven hours,” he said, “enough for a day’s work on a single charge.”” eastbayri.com/stories/the-so…

Savannah now splits her time between advocating for public schools and a clean energy future for RI

Fresh out of the MA Department of Public Utilities, summary from my colleagues at Acadia Center (!)

This is a big deal! Cementing the direction of our neighbor's building sector decarbonization strategy (away from gas!)

Offshore wind off #RI 's coast meets a critical need for large-scale carbon-free electricity generation in the Northeast. Read the The Boston Globe op-ed from our Senior Policy Advocate and Rhode Island Program Director, Emily Koo and Green Energy Consumers Alliance bostonglobe.com/2023/12/07/met…

When Rhode Island enacted the Act on Climate in 2021, the state committed to reducing its carbon emissions to net-zero by 2050. About 30% of those carbon emissions come from buildings, and Rebecca Kislak and @MeghanEKallman have introduced legislation to transition the building