Energy Solutions Fair

Friday, 25 September 2009 01:30 |

Last Updated on Friday, 20 November 2009 21:39

You want

to know

that killer app, that one big step you can take
to help save the planet.
But there isn’t just one. There’s one more.
Progress comes in consistent steps, some big, some small.
If you’re wondering what your next steps could be,

we can help.

Sustainable Arlington’s free

Energy Solutions Fair

is Wednesday, Oct. 21, from 6:30-9 p.m. at Robbins Library.
We’ll have food, vendors, displays, giveaways,
and presentations by your neighbors on what is working for them.
For more information, go to sustainablearlington.org

Meet others. Share. Progress. Together.

Here is the list of participants:

Next Step Living: energy efficiency upgrades/consulting
groSolar: PV, solar-water heaters (discounts for attendees confirmed)
Amacher and Associates: LEED Architects
Sustainable Life Solutions: solutions: Laura Kischitz
Alex Cheimets + Brian Heibesen
NStar material (they cannot attend) + Sustainable Arlington + Weatherization Tours (Marc) + Green Communities Act: (Lisa, Charlotte and others hosting a table)
Peter Feinmann: a design build firm and they have launched a (free) Home Energy Series of workshops
Housing Corporation of Arlington + A-HEET: Jeremy Marin
Energy Smackdown participants: Donald Kelley
Arlington Town: John Jones: Director of Weatherization; Lee Given, the Residential Energy Specialist; Gail Wiatkunas: Senior Loan Officer
Arlington Residents: Todd Hay + NexAmp Solutions
Dan Miley: A stationary bicycle that captures energy.
Food & Drinks Table.
Wainwright Bank.
National Grid
Spare table.

Updated Donors list.

Donors: Thank you for donating to our event.

1. Trader Joes
2. StarBucks (Arlington Hts , Contact: Rachel)
3. Lakota Bakery
4. Quebrada
5. Bella Moto
6. Whole Foods (Medford)
7. Stop & Shop