When the summer weather heats up, turning on the air-conditioner means spending more on energy bills. This guide has nine ways for you to cool your home and minimize your use of air conditioning.

With a smart thermostat, you can make the most of your heating and cooling systems without wasting money or energy.

Get $150 back for ENERGY STAR® “Most Efficient” certified models. You may also be eligible for federal tax credits to help offset the cost of these projects!

Drafty windows? Ice dams? Condensation on your windows? You may need to weatherize your home for comfort and energy savings. Learn more about what to look for and how to know when to weatherize.

Drafty windows? Ice dams? Condensation on your windows? You may need to weatherize your home for comfort and energy savings. Learn more about what to look for and how to know when to weatherize.

Sugaring is a key part of the Vermont economy, but it uses a lot of fuel. Here’s one example of how energy efficiency can help.

See how advanced wood heat helps this Vermont business save money while supporting the local economy.

Learn how to dry out your wet basement by diverting water runoff, fixing leaks, eliminating condensation, and covering damp floors.

Energy efficiency lowers costs for families and businesses — and it’s central to keeping Vermont affordable.

Join Efficiency Vermont for a full day of technical training, manufacturer demonstrations and trade show, with lunch and dinner to boot!

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A new 3-year Demand Resource Plan outlines how Efficiency Vermont will invest resources for energy efficiency programs and rebates from 2027-2029.

Winters in Vermont are long and cold, and heating bills can be a strain on your budget. Get ready for winter, lower your monthly bills, and increase the comfort of your living or work space.

Here are some New Year's resolutions that you can achieve and feel good about.

The Energy Co-Op of Vermont is helping members save on energy costs, one project at a time.

Many clean energy tax credits are being phased out early. Here’s what you need to know about the tax credits for homes and electric vehicles before they expire.

You might be surprised by some of the ways a heat pump works differently than a boiler or furnace. If you want to minimize your energy use and maximize your comfort, here’s a few tips.

Historic charm meets modern efficiency in this storied Vermont general store.

Looking for sustainable gift ideas? Check out our recommendations for fun, thoughtful gifts and experiences this holiday season.

With a smart thermostat, you can make the most of your heating and cooling systems without wasting money or energy.

Adding storm windows is far more affordable than replacing the windows if you're experiencing drafts or air leaks from aging windows.

Regular cleaning and maintenance of your mini-split unit will make sure it runs efficiently and helps to avoid indoor air quality issues. With proper care and cleaning, your ductless mini-split will r...

Watch this video for professional tips on air-sealing your home. Locate common problem areas and learn how to seal them.

As winter approaches, Vermont homeowners are being urged to take steps to keep the cold out—and the heat in.

You might be surprised by some of the ways a heat pump works differently than a boiler or furnace. If you want to minimize your energy use and maximize your comfort, here’s a few tips.

The current incentive is one of the largest we have ever offered. Don’t miss this opportunity to save money on your energy bills and make your home more comfortable.

New brief makes recommendations to help existing energy efficiency programs better reach low- and moderate-income homes

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The Energy Co-Op of Vermont is helping members save on energy costs, one project at a time.

Upgrade your property with DIY weatherization projects in Vermont! Get cash back on materials for building electrification and energy efficiency.

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State-of-the-art insulation and air sealing can be applied to even the oldest homes in Vermont. The result? Homes that are drier, warmer, and less stinky.