Energy News
UMD Extension's Energy News is a quarterly newsletter providing unbiased and research-based information related to energy conservation, energy efficiency and clean energy relevant to Maryland.
UMD Extension's Energy News is a quarterly newsletter providing unbiased and research-based information related to energy conservation, energy efficiency and clean energy relevant to Maryland.
The Fall 2024 issue of UMD Extension's Energy Newsletter explores a new wood heating article, agrisolar initiatives, virtual power plants, vehicle-to-grid technology, Project Catherine solar, and updates on all things energy in Maryland.
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Energy News: Issue 17, October 2024 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include a new wood heating article, agrisolar initiatives, virtual power plants, vehicle-to-grid technology, Project Catherine solar, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 16, July 2024 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include a new solar hot water article, REAP application assistance, energy-efficient windows, renewable energy in ag, anaerobic digestion facility, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 15, April 2024 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include a new solar PV article, an upcoming home energy seminar, spring energy saving, three-phase farm power, a floating solar array, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 14, January 2024 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include code-compliant solar grounding, Working with Solar publications, lowing your heating bills, safely using a a space heater, wood-burning charger for EVs, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 13, October 2023 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include solar wiring guide, home energy workshops, solar grounding video, geothermal web article, battery sizing for your home, on-demand water heating, a residential deep energy retrofit, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 12, July 2023 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include: a new "Working with Solar" publication, upcoming home energy workshops, poultry energy video, wind energy article, home cooling tips, solar panel recycling, hydrogen microgrid for a bus depot, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 11, April 2023 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include: a new "Working with Solar" publication, solar leasing video, tips to avoid solar shading, recommendations for heat pump sizing, EV charging using hydropower, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 10, January 2023 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include: a new solar inverter video series, new IRA resource, an upcoming solar leasing workshop, efficient wood and pellet burning, thermostat recommendations, automated solar mowing, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 9, October 2022 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include solar+battery videos, a new extension brief, 'Solar on the Farm' resources, preparing for high winter energy costs, saving with the IRA, a zero-emission biomethane and electric tractor, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 8, July 2022 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include solar+battery videos, a new solar fact sheet, an upcoming Solar on the Farm webinar, the cost of electric cars, electric vs gas mowers, a microgrid for cannabis production, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 7, April 2022 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include Solar-Clips video series, a new solar fact sheet, final solar workshop this spring, springtime AC tune up, adapting to high fuel prices, net zero energy schools, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 6, January 2022 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include: home energy recordings, Solar-Clips video series, a new solar fact sheet, upcoming solar workshops, choosing energy suppliers, solar costs, a solar winery, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 5, October 2021 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include: an upcoming home energy webinar series, updates on the Solar-Clip video series, hybrid heat pumps for water heating, farm lighting considerations, cutting the red tape with SolarAPP+, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 4, July 2021 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include: understanding home energy, a new Solar-Clip video series, cooling your home efficiently, agrivoltaics for your farm, self-driving electric tractors, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 3, April 2021 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include: updates to the Maryland Energy Extension webpage, an upcoming Solar-Clips video series, seasonal tractor maintenance, energy assistance programs, saving energy with spring landscaping, solar-powered oyster production, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 2, January 2021 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include: the new YouTube channel for Maryland Energy Extension, on-farm solar resources, winter energy tips for farms, the solar ITC extension, winterizing your windowss, Forest House sustainability, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
Energy News: Issue 1, October 2020 (Download PDF | View Online) Topics include: the new Maryland Energy Extension webpage, an ongoing solar webinar series, a new farm energy fact sheet, using a farm energy log, how to save energy on your farm, the Sun Belle rooftop solar, and updates on all things energy in Maryland. |
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