NHSaves ButtonUp, the popular home energy savings workshop series, is coming to Jackson.
The Jackson Public Library (JPL), in partnership with the Jackson Conservation Commission, the Mount Washington Valley Climate Action (MWVCA), and the Friends of JPL, is presenting this free workshop for residents. It will take place on Tuesday, November 17, starting at 5:00 pm at 52 Main St., Jackson, NH.
NHSaves sponsors the workshop, and the Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative (PAREI) coordinates it statewide.
NHSaves is a collaboration of New Hampshire’s electric and natural gas utilities (Eversource, Liberty Utilities, NH Electric Cooperative, and Unitil). The utilities are working together to provide NH customers with information, incentives, and support designed to save energy, reduce costs, and protect the NH environment. PAREI of Plymouth, NH, is working with local groups around the state to bring these workshops to the public on behalf of New Hampshire’s utilities.
The NHSaves Button Up Workshop is a 1.5-hour presentation plus Q&A about how to improve the
energy efficiency of your home. It is conducted by a certified energy auditor and covers basic building science principles as well as examples of whole-house weatherization measures that will button up your home for the heating and cooling seasons. It also covers details about the energy efficiency programs offered by NH utilities (for existing homes and new construction) that provide energy audits, weatherization measures such as air sealing and insulation, and rebates on new technologies and
products such as electric and gas appliances and high-efficiency electric heating/cooling equipment.
NH residents wishing to use energy more efficiently, conserve energy, and save money on their heating and cooling bills will find the workshop presentation very helpful. The local workshop organizer, The JPL, says, “We are bringing this workshop to Jackson because it offers valuable and practical information about how to save energy and reduce costs while making our homes more comfortable. The information about available funding can also help make these improvements possible for more people. With the high cost of energy, efficiency is now more important than ever. We hope many people will take the time to attend this informative workshop.”
The workshop is free, and no registration is necessary. For more information on the Jackson NHSaves Button Up or other NHSaves Button Up Workshops, visit plymouthenergy.org/button-up.
For questions about the Jackson NHSaves Button Up, email Meg at meg@jacksonlibrary.org.
Workshop organizers also recommend the public sign up with NHSaves Facebook and
Instagram pages for up-to-date information on energy-saving tips and programs.