Some time ago, I shared that EV cable thefts had reached a critical point and needed stronger support from local authorities. 🚨 But operators are not standing still – we are taking action! ⚡ #IgnitisO...

(Jan. 13, 2025) Astronaut Nick Hague swaps samples of materials to observe how they burn in weightlessness. Credit: NASA Students from the Thomas Edison EnergySmart Charter School in Somerset, New Jersey,...

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High Country Conservation Center (HC3) presented countywide climate and energy initiatives to the Keystone Town Council and requested a $5,000 initial contribution to participate in the EnergySmart residential-efficiency program. HC3 outlined rebates, a 2027 budget ask and renter-access measures including 'balcony' solar.

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By In an exciting opportunity for young minds, NASA is bringing the wonders of space exploration directly to a New Jersey classroom. Students from the Thomas Edison EnergySmart Charter School in Somerset, New Jersey, will have the unique chance to connect with NASA astronaut Nick Hague aboard the International Space Station (ISS). During a 20-minute space-to-Earth call, Hague will answer prerecorded questions from students, focusing on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) topics.

City sustainability staff reported a 12% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions since 2019 and outlined programs — EnergySmart Eastside, Green Power enrollment with Puget Sound Energy, tree canopy work and student Sustainability Ambassadors — aimed at meeting climate and urban forest goals.

On the March 5 City of Kirkland podcast, Kurt Hellman of EnergySmart Eastside explained how the six-city program and utility partners offer a menu of incentives — some income-qualified — that can stack to “upwards of $10,000” to help residents buy heat pumps and electrify home heating and cooling.

Community engagement events include scavenger hunt and planting demonstrations for energy efficiency education.

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