Turning greenwich green

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The average electricity bill in Greenwich is 45% higher than the national average, despite the rate being only 7% higher.

Greenwich residents consume on average almost 2,000 kWh a year more than the national average.

This is equivalent to 957 pounds of coal burned or 2,148 miles driven by an average gas powered car.

Brunswick Student’s Non-Profit “Green Greenwich” Seeks to Reduce Town’s Carbon Footprint and Energy Consumption

How a Brunswick student is helping make Greenwich businesses more green through nonprofit work

Changing the world is possible

Green Greenwich was founded to help reduce the carbon footprint and energy consumption of Greenwich, CT. We strive to increase understanding about climate change through public awareness campaigns that educate citizens on the impact of their lifestyle.

Ready to take the next step?

Learn more about our initiatives and how you can be a part of making Greenwich more green.

Check out @greenwichtimes article about the founding of Green Greenwich and a look into what we have been up to. To read the full article click this link https://www.greenwichtime.com/news/education/article/greenwich-brunswick-green-sustainable-asher
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Our Venmo is officially up and running! Recently we have been looking into starting a development passive solar farm in Greenwich as well as an educational kids camp for local middle schoolers. We continue to update on our newest initiatives and don&
Sign up to become a Green Greenwich Ambassador at www.greengreenwich.org
If you are interested in making Greenwich a more sustainable and “green” place, but don’t know where to start, try calculating your ecological footprint at: https://www.footprintcalculator.org/home
The pledge aims to normalize and celebrate an attitude of adjusting our lifestyles to serve a larger purpose: protecting our environment. We are inviting Greenwich businesses to take the pledge. Each business makes a commitment to adopting new sust
The Light Bulb Project is our campaign to encourage more Greenwich businesses to switch to LED light bulbs. According to the Department of Energy, LED light bulbs use 90% less energy and last 25 times longer than traditional bulbs. By increasing LE
So what is our solution: Conservation and Education Through our two initiatives, the Light Bulb Project, and the Green Greenwich Pledge, we seek to reduce Greenwich's energy consumption and change unsustainable habits. Click on the link in bio to
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