Burlington Net Zero

In 2018, Burlington, Vermont officials created a plan to achieve Net Zero Energy by 2030. This week the Burlington Electric Department provided an update and announced new programs to help achieve that goal.

A key item on the Burlington, Vermont City Council’s agenda this week was a presentation on the proposed 2025 budget. Councilor questions focused on public safety funding.

This was the first full meeting of the city council since new councilors elected on Town Meeting Day were sworn in on April 1st.

The Burlington, Vermont City Council got an update this week on efforts to bypass a broken underwater sewer pipe and revising zoning in an area of the city that will allow for more housing construction.

The Burlington, Vermont City Council heard a number of reports and presentations during its Monday evening meeting, including an update from Burlington Telecom and a request for wage scale adjustments for the fire department.

The Burlington, Vermont City Council had a number of items on its agenda Monday evening and approved a measure to eliminate minimum parking requirements in the city.

The Burlington, Vermont City Council is considering how to accelerate decarbonization policies that support the city’s Net Zero 2030 goals.

The Burlington, Vermont City Council meeting this week included a work session on redistricting, a presentation on the city’s net zero energy progress and action on a decades-long road project.

Burlington, Vermont’s mayor and electric department are updating data in the city’s Net Zero Energy plan.

The co-founder of Rewiring America, a group that is working on policy and practical applications to electrify all energy sectors, was the key speaker during a recent virtual town hall hosted by the mayor of Burlington, Vermont to promote the city’s Net Zero Energy efforts.