Peter Kane, Instructor Join us to learn about the design and construction of a zero net energy home built in Westwood three years ago. The owner/designer/builder will present a slide show illustrating the important design considerations, construction details, and the
Passive House Massachusetts is hosting a symposium connecting architects, builders, engineers, home/building owners, policymakers, real estate professionals, students and the general public. The mission is to further educate through lectures by and discussions with esteemed professionals local to Massachusetts. Vendors
Electric cars, green products and services and more are on view, Oct. 18 in Newton Centre. Visitors will also have a chance to explore a growing alternative trend in modern living: a solar-powered "tiny house" that occupies a mere 8-by-16-foot footprint. Read
Quentin Prideaux is a Partner in the management consulting firm Alder Associates and lives in Wellesley with his wife, Delissa, and two children; Alex (16) and Samantha (11). He began learning about climate change in the 1990's, is the President of
Green Needham is sponsoring an informational session on the solar project at the Needham RTS, as well as projects at homes and institutions around Town. Come hear how the project at the RTS (“the dump”) will soon start providing thirty
Peter Kane, Instructor Join us to learn about the design and construction of a zero net energy home built in Westwood three years ago. The owner/designer/builder will present a slide show illustrating the important design considerations, construction details, and the
Come to the Green Expo in Newton Centre on Sunday, October 16 from 10am-4pm for eco-friendly fun and information. This year’s Expo is presented by Green Newton in collaboration with the Newton Harvest Fair. Check out more than 30 vendors
Mass Energy Consumers Alliance's 34th Annual Meeting & Holiday Party with featured speaker Greg Watson Wednesday, December 7th, 2016 5:30 - 8:30PM The Westin Hotel 10 Huntington Avenue, Boston MA 02116 (a short walk from Back Bay or Copley Stations!)
We've rescheduled the showing of Time to Choose that was cancelled last month due to weather. How can we, as individuals, address the climate crisis? On Sunday March 12, at 3 p.m., the powerful 90-minute climate change film, Time to Choose will be shown at First Parish
