another energy efficiency project launched
These energy efficient blinds are our new project. Multi-layered, they provide a seal that will reduce loss from windows during the winter, and keep heat out in summer! Every low-income provider should consider them as a cost-saving measure.
new weather sealing curtain installation
As a component of new efficiency work, WGLIHC has secured new weather sealing curtains for windows at a partner property, expected to lower costs by 18% if utilized properly.
new insulation for our partner’s low-income family housing!
We are pleased that we were able to work with and secure insulation and air sealing for WCG properties, totalling over $12,000. WGLIHC looks forward to working with additional properties in the new year!
New solar project on-line!
New energy work WGLIHC
Last week, WGLIHC helped connect four older properties at two partner agencies with complete energy assessments and recommendations for overhauls, for family housing and family homeless shelter.
WGLIHC welcomes Advocates
We look forward to working with Advocates in the future as a new member of our work!
Work moves ahead on replacing Jeremiahs boiler
WGLIHC Completes Initial Work on Governor’s Affordable/Clean Energy Group
WGLIHC has worked closely with environmental and energy efficiency advocates since May on creating a draft plan for the Affordable Access Working Group – the draft is nearing completion!
New Solar Project Nears Completion!
Oil Heat Efficiency Fund passes Senate!
After years of advocacy, the Senate yesterday took action on oil heat efficiency. With 32% of the state burning oil, with an average 20 year old furnace, and little access to energy efficiency, this measure is a huge step forward for low-income customers seeking support in upgrading their heating systems!…