The Green Energy Consumers Alliance (GECA) has been tracking the developments around financial incentives for electric vehicles including those for federal tax credits. If you purchased a vehicle in 2024, you can claim the tax credit following the instructions on … Read More
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Tuesday, April 29, 9:00 am to 10:30 am Temple Emanuel 385 Ward St Newton, MA 02459 Want to explore ways to reduce costs at your house of worship and promote sustainability? Join us for the spring Greening Your House of … Read More
Happy New Year! As we embark on a fresh start, it’s a perfect time to consider resolutions that benefit both your wallet and the environment. Here at Green Newton, we’re passionate about empowering our community to make sustainable choices for … Read More
Did you know that there is an easy way to pinpoint the source of cold air entering your home? In fact, you can measure the temperature of walls, doors, windows, or any surface with a handheld STEELMAN PRO 79041 STI-241 … Read More
Air-source heat pumps are versatile and efficient solutions to heat and cool your home all year round. Predicting the cost of a heat pump system for your home only takes minutes by answering a few easy questions on The Massachusetts … Read More
Do you buy necessities online or still have some holiday shopping to do? Do you want a marketplace that has sustainable products and uses eco-friendly shipping materials? If so, you may be interested in Lochtree, an online marketplace focused on … Read More
Winter, especially in northern New England, is known for short days, decreased sunlight, and snowstorms. We frequently get asked whether solar works in the winter, and the answer is yes, solar panels produce energy in these dreary winter months. But … Read More
Wednesday, December 11 from 7-8pm. Druker Auditorium, Newton Free Library (330 Homer St., Newton). Whether you’re idling at the starting line or ready to accelerate into the world of electric vehicles, you won’t want to miss this opportunity to learn … Read More
The Mass Save HEAT Loan Program provides the opportunity to apply for 0% loans to assist with the installation of qualified energy-efficient home improvements including: weatherization upgrades, pre-weatherization barriers (insulation or air-sealing), condensing boilers and furnaces, water heaters (oil, propane, … Read More
Newton’s City Council Public Facilities Committee will continue a public hearing on Wednesday, December 4 at 7:30pm regarding a petition from National Grid to install approximately $15,000,000 of new gas pipes in Newton streets. Please show up, observe, and take … Read More
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