Access to energy efficiency programs poses greater challenges for rural communities compared to their metropolitan counterparts. The 2018 ACEEE report titled “Reaching Rural Communities with Energy Efficiency Programs” delves into the underlying causes of this issue, shedding light on the barriers faced by rural areas and offering valuable insights into potential solutions. By exploring the report, rural communities can gain a deeper understanding of the factors hindering their access to energy efficiency programs and discover pathways to broaden their availability and participation in these crucial initiatives.

EFGJune 6, 2023Rural Development, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Sustainable Development, Equity

Job Opportunities in Energy: Low-Energy, Low-Impact Buildings

Our built environment is a massive contributor to the climate crisis through its impacts on the atmosphere and broader ecosystems. In terms of energy, buildings consume about 40% of all electricity. This week, we are focusing on low-energy, low-impact building professionals.

Energy Efficiency Policies in Connecticut

The United States is making efforts to tackle climate change by taking legislative actions, both on the federal and state level. Earth Forward Group has strong roots in Connecticut, where state policies are encouraging a shift toward energy efficiency and movement away from fossil fuel consumption.

Energy Efficiency, PolicyEFGSeptember 15, 2022Energy Efficiency, Energy, Policy, Sustainable Development

EFG Interview: People’s Action for Clean Energy (PACE)

Earth Forward Group had the opportunity to interview Bernard Pelletier and Mark Scully from People’s Action for Clean Energy (PACE) in Connecticut to learn more about how the organization aids in the state’s transition to clean energy through education and advocacy.

Energy EfficiencyEFGSeptember 1, 2022Interview, Energy, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Development

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