Building Our Renewable Energy Future
Our Mission
Accelerating Energy Transformation
REV connects people and advances total renewable energy solutions.
Electricity
Utilizing local solar, wind, and hydro, we will create more resilient communities and achieve 100% renewable electricity by 2030.
Heating & Cooling
Live and work more comfortably with reliable renewable solutions such as heat pumps, geothermal, and advanced wood heating.
Transportation
Advance the way you get around through more efficient, convenient, and affordable electric vehicles and shared sustainable transit.
Our Members
Who We Are
Renewable Energy Vermont represents businesses, non-profits, utilities, and individuals committed to reducing our reliance on dirty fossil fuels by increasing clean renewable energy and energy efficiency in Vermont.
Become a REV Member Today
Renewable Energy Vermont invites individuals, businesses, and organizations that share our mission to promote renewable energy and strengthen the clean energy sector of our economy to join our organization.
Our Work
What We Do
Through advocacy, engagement, outreach and education, REV works tirelessly to enable everyone to access and benefit from renewable energy.
Legislative & Regulatory Advocacy
Across the political spectrum, we advocate for policies that cut climate pollution, increase resilience, create local jobs and make renewable energy available to all Vermonters.
Conferences & Events
Our annual conference and expo convenes energy leaders from across New England and Canada to share ideas and best practices, showcase new technologies and receive policy updates.
Education & Outreach
We coordinate workforce development and continuing education trainings, attend community events, host webinars and provide expert speakers for gatherings and schools throughout Vermont.
Latest News
Proposed Renewable & Climate Resiliency Investment to Spur Economic Recovery & Lower Energy Costs
Governor Phil Scott today proposed more than $200 million in state-federal climate change mitigation investments that will lower energy burdens and climate pollution while supporting Vermont’s economy. The Governor’s climate economy proposals include $25 million to...
Advanced Wood Heating–A Cost-Saving Solution for Schools
Large school buildings are great candidates for modern wood heat. They use large quantities of oil and need high-temperature hot water or steam. If a building is consuming between 10,000 and 80,000 gallons of #2 oil every winter, advanced wood heating systems can be a...
EVs Have New Momentum, But Let’s Keep Our Eye on the Ball
2021 has already been a banner year for the electrification of transportation. For those of us who have been working to advance the deployment and adoption of electric vehicles and charging infrastructure over the past decade or more, progress could feel slow at...
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