Single occupancy vehicle trips alone make up almost 30% of Vermont’s transportation related emissions. If we doubled transit and rideshare and cut those trips in half, that would result in reductions equivalent to eliminating the energy use from nearly 19,000 homes (158,000 metric tons of CO2e).
Blog What the latest fossil fuel sales data tell us about Vermont's economy and emissions April 29, 2025 For EAN’s latest research paper, Fossil Fuel Sales in Vermont: What the Latest Data Mean for the State Economy, Vermont Consumers, and GHG Emissions Reduction...
Blog Phasing out new fossil fuel heating equipment with zero-emission heating equipment standards February 19, 2025 Nearly one-third of Vermont’s annual greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions come from the thermal sector (also referred to as the residential,...
Blog Addressing affordability: Why fossil fuels are not the answer by Jared Duval, EAN Executive Director January 22, 2025 One thing nearly all Vermonters seem to agree on is that we want living in our state to be more affordable. When it comes to energy,...