Our electric future: Maine mechanics prepare to service electric boats
A regional nonprofit has partnered with educators on a three-part training course to help prepare technicians to work on electric boats.
In Maine, heat pumps are proving themselves even against extreme cold
The state is well on its way to a goal of installing 100,000 heat pumps by 2025. New research shows standalone systems can deliver comfort and cost savings even in subzero temperatures.
Maine weatherization contractors race to hire and expand as demand booms
Registered contractors are on pace to insulate twice as many houses this year as last, with wait times now close to three months thanks to state incentives and soaring oil prices.
In Maine, mass timber seen as a climate solution and an economic opportunity
The engineered wood material is made by attaching thin layers of wood with glue, nails or dowels to create strong structural elements that can replace steel beams in building construction.
Commercial building owners are about to get a new tool to fight climate change in Maine
Maine is the latest state to offer Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy, or C-PACE, loans, a tool that lets property owners repay loans for solar, energy efficiency and other projects through a line on their property tax bills.
Maine program aims to help small towns electrify heat in public buildings
Efficiency Maine announced the availability of $4 million in grants to help communities with fewer than 5,000 residents install heat pumps and other energy saving measures in public buildings.