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When heating fuel prices rise, it’s easy to feel unsure about how to keep your home warm without overspending. At the Energy Co-op of Vermont, we believe in giving our members real tools to take control of their energy costs and stay comfortable all winter. Read More

Emergencies don’t always happen during business hours. Whether it’s a … Read more Read More

If you are looking for ways to combat ever-increasing energy costs, you may want to consider replacing your aging or broken hot water heater with a heat pump water heater. Read More

It’s inevitable that winter conditions will include snow and ice. Here are five simple things you can do to help your fuel driver deliver safely and on time. Read More

You may have heard the Energy Co-op call itself “A Different Kind of Energy Company”. Because of our cooperative business model, our goal is not to maximize profit, but to provide the best value and benefits possible. Read More

To comply with Vermont’s aboveground storage tank (AST) regulations, homeowners must have their heating oil tanks regularly inspected. The inspection ensures that your tank meets state safety and environmental standards, focusing on structural integrity, proper installation, and correct piping. Read More

Installing a heat pump is one of the best ways to reduce your heating and cooling costs, minimize fossil fuel use, and lower your carbon footprint. Read More

Good news for Vermont residents & the members of Energy Co-op of Vermont: Efficiency Vermont has broadened its income eligibility guidelines, making it easier for more households to access substantial rebates and programs to improve home energy efficiency. The updated income levels mean that many low- and moderate-income households can now take advantage of significant… Read More

For many Vermont homeowners, installing their window A/C units is an unwelcome warm weather ritual. See how a heat pump can make this transition easier.  Read More