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Energy Action in October is Climate Action in Rockville 

Celebrate Energy Action Month in October and Energy Efficiency Day on Wednesday, Oct. 2, and do your part to tackle climate change. 

What You Can Do 

Visit the Montgomery Energy Connection at www.montgomeryenergyconnection.org to find actions, resources, activities and events for all ages to help lower utility bills, keep money in your pocket and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 

Montgomery County also offers a home electrification help desk and grants to replace fossil fuel-fired equipment with efficient, electric appliances like heat pumps and hot water heaters. Learn more at www.montgomerycountymd.gov/DEP/energy/homes/electrify-mc.html

Get started on a home energy assessment. Visit homeenergysavings.pepco.com/residential/energy-assessments for help understanding your home’s energy use and identifying ways to save money. 

Switch to green power and power your home with wind or solar, without any special equipment, by choosing a green energy supplier at mdelectricchoice.com

Learn more about Energy Efficiency Day at energyefficiencyday.org

What the City is Doing 

LED lighting upgrades are in progress at the Rockville Senior Center and Twinbrook Community Recreation Center using grants from the Maryland Energy Administration’s Maryland Smart Energy Communities program, and rebates from Pepco’s Energy Savings for Business Program.

“The new lighting at TCRC has really improved the user experience for both residents and staff,” said Khali Isreal, supervisor of Twinbrook Community Recreation Center. “We are so happy and proud to be a part of this project that will save the city on electric bills, and help brighten everyone’s day!”

Read more about them at rockvillereports.com/grants-and-rebates-aid-energy-efficientlighting-upgrades-at-city-facilities

Learn about Rockville’s Climate Action Plan, and how to contribute to the city’s efforts, at www.rockvillemd.gov/climate.

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