EAN Annual Progress Report Presentation
Jared Duval
Executive Director,
Energy Action Network
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Data & Analysis
Key Finding 1: Vermont has a responsibility to do our part
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New EAN Research Paper: �Assessing Vermont’s Climate Responsibility
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EAN Research Paper: Assessing Vermont’s Climate Responsibility
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Key Finding 2: VT is not on track to meet legal GHG obligations without additional policy action
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Key Finding 3: Thermal and transportation emissions are Vermont’s largest sources of climate pollution
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Electrification lets us use less polluting energy – and less energy overall
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Electrification lets us use less polluting energy – and less energy overall
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Key Finding 4: Vermonters with lower incomes are disproportionately burdened by energy costs
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Key Finding 4: Vermonters with lower incomes are disproportionately burdened by energy costs
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Key Finding 5: Relying on fossil fuels is a drain on Vermont’s economy
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Key Finding 6: Meeting Vermont’s climate commitments requires a larger climate workforce
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Key Finding 6: Meeting Vermont’s climate commitments requires a larger climate workforce
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Questions about the Report?
Jared Duval: jduval@eanvt.org
Lena Stier: lstier@eanvt.org