Vermont’s Clean Electric Supply Delivers Carbon Progress in New State Report
Annual Carbon Emissions Inventory Reveals Biggest Emitters in Vermont Are Driving and Heating with Fossil Fuels, while Electric Supply Gets Cleaner
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Burlington Electric Department Proposes First Rate Increase in 12 Years
7.5% Proposed Increase; Average Residential Bill Will Increase $4.92 Per Month.
Read moreBurlington Green Stimulus Incentives Are Working and Have Been Extended into 2021
Heat Pump Installations Under BED’s Net Zero Energy Programs Have Increased Fivefold and Allowed More Low-and Moderate-Income Burlingtonians to Strategically Electrify
Read moreBurlington Electric Department Awarded $550,000 from Economic Development Administration
Grant Will Provide Loans to Help Burlington Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 Make Building Ventilation and Energy Efficiency Improvements
Read moreBED Launches Preferred Electric Vehicle Dealership Network
Local Dealers Partner with Burlington Electric to Make EV/PHEV Buying and Leasing Easier with Point-of-Sale Rebates and Sales Staff Trained in EV Technology
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Combine with Existing Rebates and Tax Credits Stack Up to Big Savings for Vermonters, Making Driving Electric Even More Affordable
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Using Alternative Transportation to Save Energy and Money
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Getting control of your usage
Read moreBurlington Electric Announces New, Discounted Residential EV Charging Rate at $0.60 per Gallon of Gas Equivalent
Launches New $400 Home Charging Station Incentive for AEVs; Increases Plug-In Hybrid Incentives with Enhanced Rebate for Low- and Moderate-Income Customers
Read moreBurlington Electric Issues RFI for New Projects and Programs to Help Reduce or Eliminate Fossil Fuel Consumption
Launches New Web Tool for Use by Customers, Businesses, Non-Profits, and Community to Participate in BED “Tier 3” Electrification Initiatives
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