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Sep 17, 2024

Climate Clips: Virginia’s future concerning vehicle electrification is bright, but costs are a challenge

Localities across the commonwealth agree that the costs of buying electric vehicles and chargers can add up quickly, even for some of the most affluent jurisdictions. Local leaders have said state and federal grants have become vital to the transition statewide, but they also believe... Read More

Sep 16, 2024

Resource for Residents: My Green Montgomery: Time to Get Septic Smart!

Kids are returning to school to get smart. How about you? Are you ready to get Septic Smart? This week is Septic Smart Week, the perfect time for a refresher on properly maintaining your on-site septic system and drinking water wells to protect you, your family, and your... Read More

Sep 10, 2024

Climate Clips: DC region receives $3.9 million to expand electric vehicle charging network

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has awarded $3.9 million to the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) to support the installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. See the full story at COG Newsroom. More DMV News Youngkin Appoints Environmental Justice... Read More

Sep 5, 2024

Resource for Residents: Prince George’s County Energy Efficiency Grant

The Clean Energy Program, Energy Efficiency grant award provides up to $6,250 in funds for residential energy efficiency measures, in addition to Washington Gas incentives. The maximum grant award amount is $6,250 (for gas incentives), of which $2,500 can be allocated towards natural gas incentives, and up to... Read More

Sep 4, 2024

Climate Clips: University of Maryland researchers are playing a major role in the future of climate-friendly air conditioning

As global temperatures continue to rise at a dangerous rate, so does the number of air conditioning units in use. Researchers at the University of Maryland’s Center for Environmental Energy Engineering have been working for years on Department of Energy-funded projects to implement technologies that may... Read More

Sep 4, 2024

Job Alert: Montgomery County Manager II (Zero Waste Strategies)

The Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is seeking an experienced Manager II to lead the Zero Waste Team. This team is responsible for designing and implementing changes to how Montgomery County handles its solid waste and recycling in an ongoing effort to aim for zero... Read More

Sep 3, 2024

Resource for Residents: Bowie Lawn Care Equipment Rebate Programs

Want to lessen your carbon footprint, but aren’t necessarily ready to purchase an electric vehicle or to partake in solar? One easy way to help the environment is by using electric lawn care tools. Many brands now have complete suites of yard tools including mowers,... Read More

Aug 30, 2024

Job Alert: Department of Energy Vehicle Technology Office Analysis Technology Manager

The Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO) is looking to hire a Technology Manager to be part of its Analysis team. Technology Managers support the research, development, and demonstration of high-impact technologies and solutions that enable the reliable, resilient, secure, and cost-effective integration of sustainable transportation for... Read More

Aug 27, 2024

Climate Clips: After $615 Million and 16 Months of Tunneling, Alexandria, Virginia, Is Close to Fixing Its Sewage Overflow Problem

Today, Alexandria sees an average of between 37 and 70 overflows at each of its four combined sewer outfalls annually. Under the new system, those numbers are expected to drop to anywhere between less than one and 2.3 annually. See the full story at Inside... Read More

Aug 21, 2024

Resource for Residents: What is Green Energy and How Can You Choose a Green Energy Supplier?

In the quest to lead more sustainable lifestyles, the term green energy has become increasingly prevalent. But what exactly is it? Simply put, green energy refers to power generated from natural sources that are renewable and environmentally friendly. This includes solar, wind, geothermal, hydro, and biomass... Read More

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