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Solid federal tax policy must promote energy-efficiency incentives
This opinion piece by Evergreen CEO Richard Burbank and Energy Circle CEO Peter Troast appeared in the Portland Press Herald on December 15. At the moment, the national political dialogue is focused on the looming “fiscal cliff,” tax reform and economic policy.
Read MoreGive Your Family the Gift of a Warm Home
This holiday season, invest in your family’s comfort with a FREE energy efficiency consult from Evergreen Home Performance. Our infrared analysis will identify the nooks, crannies, and uninsulated spaces that let warm air leak out of your home, and help us plan a comprehensive project to make your home warm, comfortable, and efficient.
Read MoreHappy Thanksgiving!
There’s something special about welcoming friends and family into our …
Read MoreEnergy Upgrades & Healthy Homes
Are you living with one of the EPA’s list of top five environmental threats to public health?
Read MoreRising Oil Prices and Cold Winter Forecast Point Homeowners toward Energy Efficiency
The cost of home heating oil in Maine inched up again last week to an average of $3.76 per gallon, according to the Governor’s Energy Office, which reports that current prices are 25 cents per gallon higher than at the same time last year.
Read MoreMaine Falls to 25th in ACEEE 2012 Energy Efficiency Scorecard
Remember that queasy feeling that came along with school report cards? Well, brace yourself, Maine: ACEEE’s 2012 State Energy Scorecard is out, and the results will give you a bellyache.
Read MoreTransforming a Home with Energy Efficiency and Solar Electricity
There’s no doubt that a fuel bill like this is overwhelming: 750 gallons of oil, plus 6 cords of wood, plus all the electricity it took to power an inefficient old water heater. The homeowners knew they needed to do something to control costs and make their home more affordable to live in long-term – but like many households, they didn’t know where to start.
Read MoreGreen Buildings Open House features Rockland Public Library
The homes, commercial, and residential buildings in Maine are among the oldest in the country, and the architecture of these buildings helps define the character of New England’s towns. Unfortunately, it also helps define our fuel bills.
Read MoreStudents Learn Building Science Basics at Energy for ME Summer Institute
If you want to make buildings more energy efficient, you have to understand how those buildings work. That’s why Jessie Davis, a Building Analyst certified by the Building Performance Institute, was at the Island Institute’s Energy for ME Summer Institute.
Read MoreHomeowner Interview: Affordable Solutions
Beth and Jon have great plans for their Cape Elizabeth home, from kitchen renovations to the addition of a porch and an art studio. “We have a 30-year plan,” explains Beth, “but having a manageable overhead is the first priority. If we can cut our energy bills, the savings
Read MoreEvergreen in the Community: Habitat for Humanity
The house Midcoast Habitat for Humanity is building in Thomaston, Maine will be more than a place to live for a local family in need. It will be a sound home that’s affordable to heat and comfortable to live in, thanks to its energy efficiency design and construction.
Read MoreBoats, Homes, Harbors – and Energy Efficiency
Still thinking about your weekend plans? Looking for something else to do during your 36-hours in Midcoast Maine? Visit Evergreen Home Performance at the Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors Show t
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