Monadnock Sustainability Hub

Do you have questions about how to improve your home's energy use and what financial assistance you can expect? Get those questions answered by a Monadnock Energy Coach at their first panel presentation on October 26 at 10:30 a.m. in the Peterborough Town Library's 1833 Room. The event is free; no registration is needed. Hear from others in Peterborough who have weatherized, installed heat pumps, solar panels, or storage batteries, or purchased an electric vehicle. Learn how NHSaves and the IRA can cut your costs for these improvements. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/evASUJE5

At our Second Annual Monadnock Clean Energy Fair, we’ll have: ⭐️ Vendors showing heat pumps, weatherization options, electric yard tools, and other upgrades available to you. ⭐️ Workshops about heat pumps and about financial incentives for heat pumps, solar, and more ⭐️ Several regional non-profits all working to advance clean energy in the region and the state. ⭐️ A variety of Electric Vehicles (EVs), from pick-up trucks to e-bikes. Our event kicks off National Drive Electric Week! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ekyH8VAB

The Monadnock Sustainability Hub (MSH) invites the clean energy curious, Electric-Vehicle enthusiasts and residents of the region to attend the second annual Monadnock Clean Energy Fair. This free event will be held at the Keene Dillant-Hopkins Airport in Swanzey, NH on Saturday, September 28th from 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM rain or shine. Learn more! https://lnkd.in/ekyH8VAB

Curious about going solar? Learn the basics, benefits, and financial incentives from a local leader in solar energy. Attend in person at the Peterborough Town Library's classroom on Saturday, September 7, from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Or go to https://lnkd.in/geczN4qr to register to attend via Zoom. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gi2TmuBW

Join us as we celebrate the history - AND FUTURE- of a Just Energy Transition in NH!

The future of solar in NH is at stake. Please take a moment to read, act, and forward. Thank you! https://lnkd.in/eACCJsT6

Repair cafes, such as MAXT Makerspace in Peterborough, along with the Kingsbury Makerspace and the Library of Things at the Keene Public Library, are cropping up to help us fix what we already own and reduce the need for unnecessary purchases. Join the Resource Revolution – Rethink Single-Use!

In a recent “Green Monadnock” column, MSH board member Matthew Boulton breaks down the complexities and challenges of climate change into three simple questions: What’s going on? Why is it important? What can we do? With these questions, he puts into context the challenge we face and gives some clear, concrete steps to take to be a part of the solution. Read our post - Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change: https://lnkd.in/eeGWfNd2

Second Annual Monadnock Clean Energy Fair: SAVE THE DATE - September 28, 11 am - 4 pm MSH will host its second annual Monadnock Clean Energy Fair. Festivities will be at Keene’s Dillant-Hopkins Airport. Come see a variety of electric cars, talk with home heating efficiency experts and learn about groups that are working to create a brighter energy future for our region. The onsite restaurant and other food services will be available for your dining needs. At the Fair, we’ll have: ⚡️ Vendors showing heat pumps, weatherization options, electric yard tools, and other upgrades available to you. ⚡️ Workshops about heat-pumps and about financial incentives for heat-pumps, solar and more. ⚡️ Several regional non-profits all working to advance clean energy in the region and the state. ⚡️ A variety of Electric Vehicles (EVs) from pick-up trucks to e-bikes. Our event kicks off National Drive Electric Week. We are even working on potentially getting a fly-in by an E-Aircraft: stay tuned for details and timing. Also, if you or someone you know owns an electric motorcycle, we would love to get in touch about attending this event. Contact us at info@monadnocksustainabilityhub.org if you’d like to help out with any aspect of planning or presenting the event!

The Monadnock Sustainability Hub is pleased to welcome our new Program Manager, Jack Lamont, who joined us in the last week of May. We look forward to working with Jack and hope many of you will be meeting him at meetings in your communities or at our MSH events. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/enPZgkCY