Reducing Greenhouse Gas in Philadelphia by 80% by 2050 Drexel’s 80 by 50 study provides options for achieving deep reductions in carbon emissions in Philadelphia by 2050. Prepared by Drexel University for The Philadelphia Mayor’s Office of Sustainability.
City Council President Darrell Clarke Commits to Expansion of EnergyFIT Philadelphia! ECA is thrilled that Council President Darrell Clarke wants to expand funding for EnergyFIT Philly! We’re so glad to be working with 1200 W Seltzer and 2700 Helen St this year, and look forward to helping many more blocks in years to come!
The Philadelphia Energy Authority (PEA) is pleased to release our first publication, Municipal Energy Profile: A First Look – The General Fund. It uncovered significant disconnects between policy and practice that are unintentionally hindering energy cost and consumption reductions in the General Fund.
Utility Push for Steeper Mandatory Fees on Customers Opposed by 40-State Assoc. of Consumer Protection Officials Landmark resolution rejects utility “fixed charge” approach as unreasonable and unfair for low-income, elderly, and minority customers. PHILADELPHIA, June 15, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Consumer protection officials from 40 states and the District of Columbia came out strongly against […]
Urgency needed on Pa. codes July 6, 2015 By Shari Shapiro , For the Altoona Mirror The state board that oversees building code regulations met at the end of May to do exactly what Harrisburg has done the past six years: nothing.