Saturday, December 3rd. 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Lake Morey Inn. Fairlee, Vermont
This daylong conference offers an unparalleled experience for town energy committee leaders, municipal officials, local and regional planners, and concerned citizens to learn new strategies and identify opportunities to reduce energy costs and tackle climate change.
Register online for this 4th annual event, hosted by the Vermont Energy and Climate Action Network and the UVM Extension Service.
Vermont Department of Public Service Commissioner, Elizabeth Miller, will talk about the new Comprehensive Energy Plan and what it means for communities. Vermont Agency of Natural Resources Secretary Deborah Markowitz will discuss the work of the State’s Climate Cabinet. The conference will also feature environmental activist, actor, and writer Kathryn Blume, who will talk about how one individual can make a difference in affecting climate change.
The day includes 14 different workshops focused on promoting efficiency and renewable energy at the local level, along with a number of different roundtable discussions topics designed to promote dialogue on the most pressing energy topics.
Don’t miss this important event! Help shape Vermont’s energy future. Register today. The early registration fee is $25, which includes a full lunch and morning refreshments. Early registration ends November 25th. Registrations after November 25 are $30. Students requesting a discount must also register before November 25.
For more information, contact: Jessie Schmidt, UVM Extension at: 866-860-1382 extension 203.