Energy

Groups

	Group	Members
	Energy Action Group The Energy Action Group is working to explore renewable energy strategies in preparation for peak fossil fuel. Our focus is on energy used to power, heat and cool homes, business and industry. We plan to meet regularly to develop a committed group of members who will network with leaders in the public, private, and non-profit sectors who focus on energy, with the intention to integrate Transition Asheville with the broader community of committed citizens who share our interests and concerns.	7

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Members

Energy Action Group

The Energy Action Group is working to explore renewable energy strategies in preparation for peak fossil fuel. Our focus is on energy used to power, heat and cool homes, business and industry.

We plan to meet regularly to develop a committed group of members who will network with leaders in the public, private, and non-profit sectors who focus on energy, with the intention to integrate Transition Asheville with the broader community of committed citizens who share our interests and concerns.

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Documents


	Energy Data for Western North Carolina Posted by RonM_A \| 37 weeks 5 days ago Some Data from the Clean Energy Series Sponsored by Transition Asheville and the WNC Alliance Western North Carolina’s energy landscape is undergoing a period of significant change. Aging infrastructure, rising costs, growing demand, and volatile fuel markets are pushing increasingly energy conscious communities to ask fundamental questions about how energy is produced and consumed in the region. These questions present both challenges and opportunities.
	IRP and Progress Energy Posted by Dylan Ryals-Hamilton \| 16 weeks 2 days ago

Energy Data for Western North Carolina

Posted by RonM_A | 37 weeks 5 days ago

Some Data from the Clean Energy Series Sponsored by Transition Asheville and the WNC Alliance

Western North Carolina’s energy landscape is undergoing a period of significant change. Aging infrastructure, rising costs, growing demand, and volatile fuel markets are pushing increasingly energy conscious communities to ask fundamental questions about how energy is produced and consumed in the region. These questions present both challenges and opportunities.

IRP and Progress Energy

Posted by Dylan Ryals-Hamilton | 16 weeks 2 days ago

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