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D.C. Households to Receive Millions in Federal Energy Rebates - Vimarsana News

D.C. Households to Receive Millions in Federal Energy Rebates

The District can now apply for $59.4 million in clean energy rebates, included as part of the Inflation Reduction Act.

On Earth Day, protesters call on DC to end dependence on fossil fuels - Vimarsana News

On Earth Day, protesters call on DC to end dependence on fossil fuels

Climate activists marched to the White House on Earth Day, demanding the nation’s capital wean itself off of “dangerous” fossil fuels.

Source: wtop.com
DC bill would give some gas stove owners free electric stoves - Vimarsana News

DC bill would give some gas stove owners free electric stoves

The Healthy Homes and Residential Electrification Amendment Act of 2023 would use federal funding from the Inflation Reduction Act to help households earning less than $80,000 make the switch to electric.

Breakfast links: Howard University plans for major new mixed-use developments on- and off-campus - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: Howard University plans for major new mixed-use developments on- and off-campus

New mixed-use developments planned by Howard University. Two crash-prone intersections to be redesigned in Alexandria. DC Council bill introduced to help residents switch from gas to electric stoves. 

Source: ggwash.org
D.C. has something cookin' for residents: money to replace gas stoves - Vimarsana News

D.C. has something cookin' for residents: money to replace gas stoves

New legislation introduced Tuesday would help D.C. residents get rid of their gas stoves in favor of electric ones.