Clean Energy & Climate Action
VNRC takes a multi-pronged approach to help Vermonters combat the increasingly urgent climate crisis. From digging in at the local level with committed Vermonters to helping to advance strong state policy and in between, we combine exhaustive research, communications, public engagement, and policy advocacy to ensure Vermont embraces bold, equitable, job-creating clean energy solutions. We fundamentally believe that to change everything, we will need everyone. That means you!
At A Glance
Global Warming Solutions Act: Climate Council
Get updates on the Climate Council's work to ensure Vermont meets our emissions reduction goals.
Read MoreModernizing Vermont's Renewable Energy Standard
This legislative session, VNRC is advocating for critical reforms to Vermont’s Renewable Energy Standard (RES) to meet the urgency of the climate crisis and position Vermont for a successful clean energy future.
Read MoreClean Energy and Efficiency
Helping Vermont save money, reduce pollution, and create jobs by reducing the energy needed to heat homes and businesses
Read MoreClimate Action News
Three Things: Legislative internship last call, Climate Council input sessions, and VtShares 2024
Three Things: This week, we’re sharing the application for our 2025 legislative internship, info about upcoming Vermont Climate Council input sessions, and the VtShares 2024 campaign. Stay informed, connected, and engaged—three things….
Three Things: Legislative internship applications open, Rep. Bongartz Affordable Heat Act op-ed, “Into the Thaw” event
Three Things: This week, we’re sharing the application for our 2025 legislative internship, promoting Rep. Bongartz’s recent Affordable Heat Act op-ed, and sharing details about Vermont Conservation Voters’ upcoming Into the Thaw book…
Two Things: Annual Meeting on Wednesday + Cap-and-Invest Study Public Meetings
Two things: This week, we’re getting ready for our Annual Meeting on Wednesday at Farmhouse Flowers and sharing details about upcoming public meetings concerning the state’s cap-and-invest study on transportation…