
Make Your Water Heater Work for You, Plus a SNEW Project Highlight
Learn about ways you can save energy and money through the WatterSaver program and how SNEW services are helping our community.
Learn about ways you can save energy and money through the WatterSaver program and how SNEW services are helping our community.
Please join Sierra Business Council at an upcoming workshop designed to collect important community feedback on broadband access and digital equity in the Sierra Nevada on May 12 from 10 am to 2:30 pm.
Make an impact in your community through the CivicSpark program! CivicSpark is an AmeriCorps program dedicated to building capacity for local governments in California, Washington, and Colorado to address emerging environmental and social equity resilience challenges such as climate change, water resource management, affordable housing, and mobility.
The Climate & Energy team provides two resources to help reduce energy use and save on energy bills!
The Sierra Healthy Refrigeration Program will provide technical assistance for refrigeration rebate applications and access to free refrigeration units to bring healthy food options to low-access areas.
CERF Announcement Sierra Business Council Receives Eastern Sierra CERF Region Contract FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 14, 2023 MEDIA CONTACT Jill Sanford, Communications Director, jsanford@sierrabusiness.org, 530.582.4800
The Sierra Nevada Energy Watch invites you to join us for two free energy efficiency opportunities!
SBC’s Government & Community Affairs Director Stacy Corless provides an update on what the team has been focused on and participating in over the last several months.
Sierra Business Council’s friends, partners, and greater network are invited to join us in celebrating the Sierra in Sacramento on Wednesday, March 1, 4:30-7 pm.
There is a powerful tool to help evaluate decisions that impact greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions: The social cost of carbon (SCC) is an estimate of the cost associated with emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2).
Working on projects that directly decrease emissions makes climate change feel less scary and more manageable. So much needs to be done, but actually getting to work feels incredible.
This grant program will provide $18.6 million statewide for free, energy-efficient refrigeration units in low-income or low-access areas throughout the state.
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