Efficiency Vermont outlines weatherization programs, funding gaps and contractor constraints
Efficiency Vermont staff told the House Energy and Digital Infrastructure Committee on April 16 that state weatherization work reduces energy bills, improves indoor comfort and helps cut greenhouse-gas emissions — but that the program faces persistent funding and workforce constraints that limit how quickly homes can be upgraded.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. — Efficiency Vermont staff told the House Energy and Digital Infrastructure Committee on April 16 that state weatherization work reduces energy bills, improves indoor comfort and helps cut greenhouse-gas emissions — but that the program faces persistent funding and workforce constraints that limit how quickly homes can be upgraded.
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