The NHSaves Button Up Workshop is a 1.5 hour presentation about how to improve the energy efficiency of your home. It is conducted by a certified energy auditor and covers basic building science principles as well as examples of whole house weatherization measures that will button up your home for the heating and cooling seasons.  It also covers details about the energy efficiency programs offered by NH utilities (for existing homes and new construction) that provide energy audits, weatherization measures such as air sealing and insulating and rebates on new technologies and products such as electric and gas appliances and high efficiency electric heating/cooling equipment.

Free Admission

Registration: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4895329628599675650

In 2018 New Hampshire launched a new Low-Income Solar Program. The program was designed in accordance with a state law directing that no less than 15% of the Renewable Energy Fund go toward benefiting low-moderate income residential customers. The first round of funding resulted in the development of three unique projects. Join us Tuesday, February 26, 12-1pm to learn about how these programs are spreading the benefits of distributed solar to low-income communities across New Hampshire.

Presenters:

• Sal Steven-Hubbard and Kara Lasalle of Lakes Region Community Developers
• Christa Shute of Vermont Law School Energy Clinic
• Sandra Jones of NH Solar Shares and PAREI

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

Presentation starts at 6:30pm doors open at 6:00pm
Where – 175 Parrott Avenue, Portsmouth NH 03801
Refreshments – yes
Local partners – Seacoast Renewable Energy Initiative, Portsmouth Public Library, York Ready for 100% and Sustainable Seacoast
Presenter – Ted Stiles
Questions - Matt Silva, 603-765-6648

The NHSaves Button Up Workshop is a 1.5 hour presentation about how to improve the energy efficiency of your home. It is conducted by a certified energy auditor and covers basic building science principles as well as examples of whole house weatherization measures that will button up your home for the heating and cooling seasons. It also covers details about the energy efficiency programs offered by NH utilities (for existing homes and new construction) that provide energy audits, weatherization measures such as air sealing and insulating and rebates on new technologies and products such as electric and gas appliances and high efficiency electric heating/cooling equipment.

Commercial Energy Efficiency Trainings

 Reduce building operating expenses and solve energy problems with this 1-day “Energy Efficiency for Commercial Building Managers” intensive training sponsored by NHSaves.  The same program will be in three more locations around New Hampshire- Portsmouth 2/13, Manchester 3/1 and Plymouth 3/14.  Topics range from LED lighting, cold climate heat pumps, air sealing, efficient motors, retrocommissioning and more.  For facilities and energy managers who are C&I customers of NHSaves utilities.  This intensive training highlights key points from Lakes Region Community College’s popular multi-day energy efficiency trainings. 

 Registration required and discounted $20 co-pay for advance reservations for this program valued at $160.  Includes continental breakfast, lunch and course materials.  Go to lrccwfd.eventbrite.com for more information and registration. 

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The NHSaves Button Up Workshop is a 1.5 hour presentation about how to improve the energy efficiency of your home. It is conducted by a certified energy auditor and covers basic building science principles as well as examples of whole house weatherization measures that will button up your home for the heating and cooling seasons.  It also covers details about the energy efficiency programs offered by NH utilities (for existing homes and new construction) that provide energy audits, weatherization measures such as air sealing and insulating and rebates on new technologies and products such as electric and gas appliances and high efficiency electric heating/cooling equipment.

“Current Revolution: Transforming America's Electric Grid”
(37 minute run time)

A panel discussion will follow the film and refreshments will be served.

Sponsored by PAREI, Clean Energy NH and PSU

Environmental movie co-host with NHSEA & PSU

Are you curious about the internal workings of PAREI and their membership services and programs: NH Solar Shares and Local Foods Plymouth? Do you want to learn more about how the organization is run? Would you like to volunteer to help us fundraise, run a membership event or someday serve on our board of directors? If so, this annual meeting, in particular, is the one to attend. (No RSVP necessary).

Where – The Blastos Room at Keene Ice, 380 Marlboro Street, Keene NH 03431
Presenter – Ted Stiles
Questions - Mari Brunner, [email protected]

The NHSaves Button Up Workshop is a 1.5 hour presentation about how to improve the energy efficiency of your home. It is conducted by a certified energy auditor and covers basic building science principles as well as examples of whole house weatherization measures that will button up your home for the heating and cooling seasons. It also covers details about the energy efficiency programs offered by NH utilities (for existing homes and new construction) that provide energy audits, weatherization measures such as air sealing and insulating and rebates on new technologies and products such as electric and gas appliances and high efficiency electric heating/cooling equipment.

The urgency to take action on climate change has become increasingly evident, but solutions are at hand that will improve public health, create economic opportunity, and strengthen our resilience as a state and a nation. This program will serve as a forum for discussion on current and future policy options on the local, state, federal and international levels to meet the global challenges of climate change. Keynote Speaker: Gina McCarthy, Former Administrator of the EPA and Director of the Center for Health and the Global Environment, Harvard Chan School of Public Health This half-day conference will focus on public health, the business case for climate action, municipal initiatives on renewable energy, and international climate negotiations. Presenters include representatives from Clean Energy NH, CERES, NH Businesses for Social Responsibility, the City of Boston, Harvard Business School, Union of Concerned Scientists, Harvard Kennedy School, the Natural Resources Defense Council (full program attached). Sponsors: World Affairs Council of New Hampshire | Global Citizens Circle | Harvard Club of New Hampshire | New Hampshire Kennedy School Network | League of Conservation Voters Cost: $20 person, includes continental breakfast and lunch Registration: Register online through the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire

https://wacnh.org/event-3296208

PLYMOUTH – The Sidore Lecture Series Committee of Plymouth State University is announcing that they will be showing the 2016 Leonardo DiCaprio documentary film on climate change, Before the Flood, on the PSU campus on Tuesday, April 9, 2019, at 7:00 pm in Room 144 of the Boyd Science Center. The showing is free and open to the public. Co-sponsors of this screening are the PSU Office of Environmental Sustainability and Common Ground, PSU’s environmental and social justice student organization.

Talking Trash: Reduce Waste, Reduce Emissions by Charley Hanson from Resource Management, Inc.

For more information visit: https://www.squamlakes.org/events/science-pub-climate-change-solutions Join us in the lounge at Walter's Basin Restaurant (Route 3 in Holderness) to discuss Climate Change Solutions. Climate change is affecting our human and natural environments. Hear from people taking action to mitigate climate change consequences at the individual and community levels. Take part in a lively discussion after the presentation to discuss solutions we can implement at home and in our communities. Sponsored by Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, Squam Lakes Association, and Squam Lakes Conservation Society. Registration: Advance registration requested by calling Squam Lakes Natural Science Center at 603-968-7194. Weather cancellations will be posted at nhnature.org.

16 Highland Street Plymouth, NH (the office building directly behind the post office on the common)

CCL is building political will for Congress to pass the recently introduced Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act (HR 763). This bipartisan legislation is effective in addressing climate change (reducing America's emissions 40% within 12 years), good for people (improves health and puts money into people's pockets), good for the economy (creating 2.1 million new jobs), and revenue neutral (does not grow government). The meeting is at 16 Highland St, just behind the Plymouth Post Office. It begins at 5:30 pm and pizza and vegetables will be provided.

https://www.facebook.com/events/337920483499652/

Questions? Call Doug McLane at 603-398-2827 or e-mail mclanedouglas@hotmail,

or Aimee Ruiter at 978-580-7616 or [email protected]

Citizens’ Climate Lobby national website: https://citizensclimatelobby.org/

Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act (HR 763) https://citizensclimatelobby.org/energy-innovation-and-carbon-dividend-act/

Citizens’ Climate Lobby Lakes Region NH chapter: https://citizensclimatelobby.org/chapters/NH_Lakes_Region/

PSU’s environmental and social justice student organization, Common Ground, will again be hosting an Environmental Fair on campus on April 24th (the Wednesday after Earth Day). 16 environmental organizations and associations – from both on and off campus have been invited to attend. PAREI will be hosting a table to share information about our membership services, NH Solar Shares and our weekly on-line Local Foods Plymouth buying program. If inclement weather, the event will happen inside the HUB. Please join us.

Title: Liberty Utilities Residential Energy Storage Pilot Program
When: Tuesday, April 23, 12:00 PM

Registration: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4829530456071787021

This year, Liberty Utilities will install between 100 and 200 Tesla Powerwall batteries in residential customer homes as part of an innovative energy storage pilot project. Join us to learn about the program, the accompanying Time-Of-Use rates, the benefits of energy storage, and future plans to expand competitive options for energy storage across NH through "Bring-Your-Own-Device," or "BYOD," programs.

You will hear from:

-Heather Tebbetts, Manager of Rates and Regulatory Affairs at Liberty Utilities

-Chris Rauscher, Director, Policy and Storage Market Strategy at Sunrun

Paris to Pittsburgh - Plymouth

From coastal cities to America’s heartland, Paris to Pittsburgh celebrates how Americans are demanding and developing real solutions in the face of climate change. And as the weather grows more deadly and destructive, they aren’t waiting on Washington to act.

 Please join us for a screening of Paris to Pittsburgh

Sponsored by Plymouth State University Common Ground and the League of Conservation Voters.

 The event is free and open to the public

 Refreshments will be served.

 Following the film, we invite you to stay for an informative panel discussion on clean energy initiatives in New Hampshire and the New England region.

An Acid Rain Retrospective: From Discovery to Controversy and Beyond by Scott Bailey, Hubbard Brook

For more information visit: https://www.squamlakes.org/events/science-pub-climate-change-solutions Join us in the lounge at Walter's Basin Restaurant (Route 3 in Holderness) to discuss Climate Change Solutions. Climate change is affecting our human and natural environments. Hear from people taking action to mitigate climate change consequences at the individual and community levels. Take part in a lively discussion after the presentation to discuss solutions we can implement at home and in our communities. Sponsored by Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, Squam Lakes Association, and Squam Lakes Conservation Society. Registration: Advance registration requested by calling Squam Lakes Natural Science Center at 603-968-7194. Weather cancellations will be posted at nhnature.org.

Common Good Coalition of Plymouth NH In Cooperation with PSU Center for the Environment and NH Safe Water Alliance

Presents A Free Film showing of The Devil We Know.

Click here for the Facebook event listing and sign up. Tuesday, April 30 at 6:30p.m. Plymouth State University Memorial Hall, Room 103, The Devil We Know is the story of how one synthetic chemical, used to make Teflon products, contaminated a West Virginia community. New research suggests nearly all Americans have been exposed to non-stick chemicals in food, drinking water, and consumer products and that it’s in our blood. The film will be followed by a panel discussion lead by The Hon. Mindi Messmer and will offer suggestions about meaningful actions that you can take to demand clean drinking water in New Hampshire.

NH Solar Shares: Community Funded Solar Energy for Income Eligible Families by Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative

For more information visit: https://www.squamlakes.org/events/science-pub-climate-change-solutions Join us in the lounge at Walter's Basin Restaurant (Route 3 in Holderness) to discuss Climate Change Solutions. Climate change is affecting our human and natural environments. Hear from people taking action to mitigate climate change consequences at the individual and community levels. Take part in a lively discussion after the presentation to discuss solutions we can implement at home and in our communities. Sponsored by Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, Squam Lakes Association, and Squam Lakes Conservation Society. Registration: Advance registration requested by calling Squam Lakes Natural Science Center at 603-968-7194. Weather cancellations will be posted at nhnature.org.

Local Partners – Mason Energy Commission, Mason Conservation Commission, Mason Elementary School, Mason Church, Town of Mason, Temple Eco Energy Committee, Clean Energy NH

Presenter -  Ted Stiles

Questions – Marina MacIntosh [email protected]

Refreshments – yes

Local Partners – Home Depot of Claremont, Claremont Energy Advisor Committee, City of Claremont, LaValley’s Building Supply

Presenter – Andy Duncan

Questions -  call Scott Osgood at 603-504-0347

Refreshments – yes

Local Partners – Souhegan Sustainability, Wilton Community Center, Wilton Public Library

Presenter – Ted Stiles

Questions -  Sandy Lafleur, [email protected], (603) 654-1245

Local partners – QC Bike Collective,  League of Conservation Voters,  NH
ButtonUp,  Citizens Climate Lobby, Area UU Churches

Presenter – Andy Duncan

Questions – email Mary Till at [email protected]

Refreshments – yes

Local partners – TBD

Presenter – Ted Stiles

Questions – Jaffrey Climate Initiative FB page or call Dorothy McCagg 401-837-1160

Refreshments – yes

Local partners – TBD

Presenter – Andy Duncan

Questions -  email Robbin Adams at [email protected]

Join us in the lounge at Walter’s Basin for engaging evenings discussing climate change solutions over drinks and appetizers. Climate change is affecting our natural world and the animals (including we humans) that inhabit our planet in many ways. We will focus on solutions to this global problem. Different scientists and organizations will speak for about 30 minutes with a lively discussion to follow. Bring your questions and plan to contribute to this community conversation on climate change.

Sponsored by Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, Squam Lakes Association, and Squam Lakes Conservation Society. 

Tonight's Topic: Changes, Projections, & Solutions by Dr. Elizabeth A Burakowski, Research Assistant Professor at UNH's Earth Systems Research Center & Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space

Be a part of the conversation about local climate changes, future projections, and climate solutions with Dr. Elizabeth A Burakowski from UNH.

Cost: No charge to attend. Order and pay for food and drinks individually. Seating is lounge style. For dining with traditional seating, arrive early to eat in the dining room prior to 6:30 p.m. when the presentation starts in the lounge.

Registration: Advance registration requested by calling Squam Lakes Natural Science Center at 603-968-7194 x 7. Weather cancellations will be posted at nhnature.org.

The NHSaves Button Up Workshop is a 1.5 hour presentation about how to improve the energy efficiency of your home. It is conducted by a certified energy auditor and covers basic building science principles as well as examples of whole house weatherization measures that will button up your home for the heating and cooling seasons.  It also covers details about the energy efficiency programs offered by NH utilities (for existing homes and new construction) that provide energy audits, weatherization measures such as air sealing and insulating and rebates on new technologies and products such as electric and gas appliances and high efficiency electric heating/cooling equipment.

Refreshments- Yes
Local partners- Peterborough Energy Committee, Monadnock Energy Hub
Presenter – Ted Stiles
Questions- Dori Drachman, [email protected], 603-547-0996

The NHSaves Button Up Workshop is a 1.5 hour presentation about how to improve the energy efficiency of your home. It is conducted by a certified energy auditor and covers basic building science principles as well as examples of whole house weatherization measures that will button up your home for the heating and cooling seasons.  It also covers details about the energy efficiency programs offered by NH utilities (for existing homes and new construction) that provide energy audits, weatherization measures such as air sealing and insulating and rebates on new technologies and products such as electric and gas appliances and high efficiency electric heating/cooling equipment.

Local partners – Orange Conservation Commission and Canaan Conservation Commission
Presenter – Andy Duncan
Questions – Contact for questions someone that does not mind having there info in the paper and the flyer Tracy Hutchins, Orange Conservation Commission, [email protected]

The NHSaves Button Up Workshop is a 1.5 hour presentation about how to improve the energy efficiency of your home. It is conducted by a certified energy auditor and covers basic building science principles as well as examples of whole house weatherization measures that will button up your home for the heating and cooling seasons.  It also covers details about the energy efficiency programs offered by NH utilities (for existing homes and new construction) that provide energy audits, weatherization measures such as air sealing and insulating and rebates on new technologies and products such as electric and gas appliances and high efficiency electric heating/cooling equipment.

Local partners – Gilmanton Energy Committee, Gilmanton Year-Round Library
Presenter – Andy Duncan
Questions – email Sarah Thorne at [email protected]