Air-source heat pumps aren't just for heating — they can also cool spaces during warmer months, eliminating the need for separate systems. This cleaner alternative can create a healthy living and working environment by improving indoor air quality and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. With the rise of incentives and efficiency initiatives, air-source heat pumps are more attractive and affordable than ever for consumers. Dive into our latest blog to discover how these heat pumps are revolutionizing the way we manage our indoor climate 🏠 Read the full blog post here👉 https://lnkd.in/ePX6j44K
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Colorado's Front Range is facing significant summer smog issues, impacting air quality and public health. State air quality officials issued 15 Ozone Action Alert Days throughout June - the most alert days of any previous June since the federal ozone health standard was established. Read more from Colorado Public Radio: https://lnkd.in/gHXecWbN
It’s officially a hot smog summer along Colorado’s Front Range
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A new study reveals that community solar can expand access to clean energy for more people. Community solar projects can help lower electric bills by allowing customers to subscribe to a share of a local solar project. This type of access is particularly beneficial for those in rental or multifamily housing. Read the article from Canary Media Inc.: https://lnkd.in/gyHiTzAT
Community solar expands access to clean energy, new study shows
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Stay updated with our latest press releases, access our media kit, and read news mentions on our newsroom page. Explore all our recent updates in one convenient place! Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/ghdfQJVm
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Not only do gas stoves and appliances impact the environment, but they can also negatively affect our health. Gas frequently leaks when these appliances are off which pollutes the air with hazardous chemicals like benzene and carbon monoxide. Multiple studies have linked gas stoves, in particular, to asthma symptoms in children. Read more from Canary Media Inc.: https://lnkd.in/gXcEtedV
Just how bad are gas appliances for your health?
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The Climate Action Collaborative recently held its first semi-annual stakeholder meeting to support Eagle County's greenhouse gas emissions goals. This group includes nonprofits like CCEF, businesses, special districts, and governments working together on the community's climate action plan. Read about the latest updates from the event: https://lnkd.in/gbv53wgP
What’s the fastest way to get Eagle County to net zero? Addressing housing challenges is a good start
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Are you applying for a grant through the USDA Rural Energy for America Program (REAP)? Our new REAP Grant Bridge Loan might be a great fit! It is a statewide loan designed to bridge the gap between project implementation and receipt of grant funds from the USDA REAP Grant. Learn more about the program here: https://lnkd.in/gyH74FTc
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Wonderful news from our partners at Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, Inc.! They are purchasing their first large-scale solar plants to reduce dependence on coal power with plans to reach 50% renewable energy use by Tri-State’s members in late 2025. ☀️ Read more about this news: https://lnkd.in/ezubX6Ds
This coal-heavy rural co-op utility is buying its first solar plants
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If you’re looking to make your home more energy-efficient, RENU is for you ✅ The RENU program offers: 🔹 No Money Down 🔹 Below-Market Interest Rates 🔹 Long Loan Terms With RENU, you can finance home energy upgrades like: ☀️ Solar Panels ❄️ Heat Pumps 🪟 Energy-Efficient Windows and Doors 🛠️ Air Sealing and Insulation and MORE! Watch the video here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gbnafgia
An Intro to the RENU Loan Program
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To bridge the gap between implementing its new solar array system and receiving grant funds from the USDA Rural Energy for America Program, business owner Deborah Fitch of Fitch Ranch Artisan Meat Co. utilized CCEF's Energy PAL Loan. The family owned and operated business is located in City of Craig a designated energy community that has been historically dependent on fossil fuels and disproportionately burdened by climate pollution. Read the project spotlight here: https://lnkd.in/gQ-XCQtu
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