Transition Town Charlotte offers free training to be a Home Energy Visitor. Led by Paul Markowitz of Efficiency Vermont.
RSVP required. Limited to 25 participants. Refreshments provided.
Contact Ruah Swennerfelt at ruahswennerfelt@gmail.com by April 21
Thursday, April 28, 6 to 8 p.m.
Charlotte Congregational Church, Church Hill Rd.
Co-sponsored by the Charlotte Energy Committee and the Charlotte Congregational Church
This is a program of neighbors helping neighbors to save energy, which saves costs and saves the planet.
What are Home Energy Visits?
A Home Energy Visit involves volunteers conducting walk-through, visual assessments of homes to identify energy saving opportunities and provide informational resources. These energy savings opportunities might include air sealing/insulation or replacing inefficient appliances. During a Home Energy Visit, homeowners receive information on financial incentives, how to find energy professionals, and guidance on next steps. A Home Energy Visit is not a professional energy audit, but it can help homeowners decide whether a professional audit might be needed. Each Home Energy Visit lasts approximately one hour. Volunteers do not need previous experience or knowledge in energy efficiency to conduct a Home Energy Visit; however, all volunteers need to participate in a two-hour training on how to conduct a visit.
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