Vermont households claim electrifying their homes has only exposed them to higher power costs. In August 2026, the Public Utility Commission approved a 5.5% rate increase for Green Mountain Power. While below the utility's requested 7.5%, the increase still extends a run of…
The Green Mountain State breaks records for single-day rainfall, average winter temperatures, and number of warm winter days: UVM research From village downtowns to farm fields and ski slopes, Vermonters are living the reality of climate change every day. The…
More than 190 people gathered at Vermont's Killington Grand Resort Hotel on Sept. 23-24 for Efficiency Vermont's 15th annual Best Practices Exchange, where business leaders, facility managers and contractors explored ways to cut energy use and control operating costs. The event highlighted projects…
Across Vermont, more than 5,500 battery systems in ordinary homes are functioning as a shared energy resource, becoming the state's largest power source and helping residents keep electricity flowing when storms disrupt the grid. According to the BBC, the energy company…
Vermont has proved to be a interesting test bed for the energy transition because its utility is small enough to be nimble – Green Mountain Power was the first US utility to offer a state-approved, tariffed home battery lease program – and…
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