Join REV in moving Vermont to a fossil fuel free future

Existing Vermont law, the Renewable Energy Standard (RES) does nowhere near enough to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from the generation of the electricity we use.

Our Legislature needs to fix the RES so that by 2030 100% of our electricity is from renewable sources with at least 20% of that generated by in-state renewables.

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REV Op-Ed: Moving Energy is the Key to Vermont’s 100% Renewable Energy Future

Nov 27, 2023

There’s good news ahead in the fight against climate change. Utilities, business owners and energy experts now acknowledge there’s an affordable path to achieving what was once just a...

REV2023 Recap: Energy Resilience and the Grid

Nov 10, 2023

The transition to a highly electrified, 100% renewable future will pose new challenges and present new opportunities for grid reliability and resilience. Presenters Sarah Adams (ISO-NE),...

REV2023 Recap: Strategies for Advancing 24/7 Carbon Free Energy

Nov 8, 2023

Currently, companies and utilities meet their renewable energy commitments with renewable energy credits (RECs) that are reconciled on an annual basis. This means companies and utilities...