Resonant Energy is excited to announce the second round of the Solar Upgrading Nonprofits program. This program provides busy nonprofits with the resources they need to access significant energy savings and build environmental resiliency through solar.
On May 5th, our community will cast a vote either in favor, or against, the new high school project. There is a lengthy, ongoing, FAQ page at the Yes for Salem website.
Every year in early April, Salem State University hosts a week-long celebration, Earth Days, filled with events and programming of different topics all under the theme of Earth Day.
On March 26th, SAFE hosted the Community Owned Energy Workshop event led by Denisse Manzo Gonzalez, a Tufts University grad student and published researcher.
House Ways and Means Committee favorably voted for a 100+ page energy bill. The most important part of the bill is a $1 Billion cut to the state’s nation-leading energy efficiency program, Mass Save. This cut would be devastating to the program and to people in Massachusetts.
The Salem High School (SHS) Environmental Club attended the Massachusetts Youth Climate Coalition’s (MYCC) Advocacy Day, a youth-led event that gathers students across Massachusetts to march in solidarity to the Statehouse and speak directly to their legislators about priority climate action bills.
On January 29th, the City of Salem hosted a public meeting, which discussed updates made to the Hazard Mitigation Plan and possible next steps, to increase city resiliency.
Salem Alliance for the Environment (SAFE) partnered with Tufts University to present on the state of Salem’s wind port. Two student researchers presented their research findings on wind port electrification and public power within offshore wind.