Button-Up Vermont

FREE HOME energy saving workshop coming to WEATHERSFIELD, VT at 6:30pm on Wednesday, November 19, 2008 at Martin Hall, Ascutney. 

Refreshments will be provided
Want to reduce home energy use, but not sure where to start?  Tired of cold or drafty spots around your house?  Wondering what resources are available to help make efficiency improvements?

You’ll learn about all this and more by attending a FREE Button Up Vermont workshop on Wednesday, November 19, 2008 at 6:30pm in Martin Hall, Ascutney.  The Weathersfield Energy Committee is hosting this session, one of the 100 being held statewide.

The workshop will focus on the greatest opportunities for saving energy in homes, finding and sealing air leaks, energy efficiency actions that people can take now, and where to find technical and financial resources to get started.  Button Up Vermont’s specially trained presenter will lead a slideshow to illustrate hands-on tips, bring samples of energy saving materials, and provide free educational materials for everyone attending.

“Button Up workshops are designed to help people learn about the best ways to save energy in their homes.  These free workshops are considered a first step for Vermonters wanting to learn how to be most effective in reducing energy use, particularly this year with the high cost of home heating fuel.

Button Up Vermont is a new program of the Central Vermont Community Action Council, in partnership with the Vermont Energy and Climate Action Network (VECAN) and Efficiency Vermont. Funding is provided by the Vermont Agency of Human Services.
To find out more about this specific workshop, contact Weathersfield Town office (Mon-Thurs) at(802) 674-2626, or visit www.helpforvt.org, or www.efficiencyvermont.com  (1-888-921-5990) about the overall program.