Walnut Creek Saves has a new team of high school students that are ready to help you use less and save more! Recently, ten juniors and seniors from Northgate and Las Lomas High Schools completed three days of energy and water efficiency training to b
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Sustainable Contra Costa Volunteer Position
Position Title: Business Outreach Specialist
Objective: The Business Outreach Specialist serves as the first point of contact to businesses for the East Bay Energy Watch (EBEW) Program. Through their part
Everyone is welcome Wednesday, February 18 at 7:00 pm when Seth Baruch will lead a discussion about "Saving with Renewable Energy: the Financial and Environmental Impacts of a CCA in Contra Costa.
A Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) is a system allow
image7.jpgGreen Electricity is coming to our neighborhood, or it could be. YOU can help make this happen.
The Sierra Club, the Contra Costa Chapter of OFA and other local organizations concerned about the environment and climate change are building p
There’s nothing like the heat and lack of rain in summer to make you realize just how much energy and water you use in your home. Chances are you’ve probably come up with a grand idea — okay, you have a whole list going — of ways to improve the effic
Last week I attended the PCBC Exhibition in San Francisco. This year there are more exhibitors and attendees than last year, which is good. Many products have been shown before, but two caught my eyes as particularly useful to help conserve water.
The
The Solar Event, sponsored by the City of San Ramon and Sustainable San Ramon had a very good turnout at the San Ramon Community Center on June 5, 2012. The presentation of the event, targeted for the homeowner audience, focused on current informatio
A blog post by Glenn Forslin
This is like rehab, getting off of the power grid, but its not a 12-step to recovery – it’s only a 10-step toward power independence.
- Determine your historical energy use from your past electric bills. Pay attention to the
