The Urban Energy Justice Lab is teaming up with Ann Arbor’s sustainability office and other partners to help low-income seniors reduce energy use and stay living in their homes longer.
Urban Energy Justice Lab Alum Ben Stacey makes 40 Under 40 List
Ben Stacey, MS/MURP 2019, Climate advisor, NRDC Congratulations to Urban Energy Justice Lab Alum Ben Stacey who is one of Energy News Network’s 2020 40 Under 40 Honorees. Ben is the Orlando Climate Advisor for the Bloomberg Philanthropies American Cities Climate Challenge, where he supports the city in achieving ambitious climate action goals through clean … Continue reading Urban Energy Justice Lab Alum Ben Stacey makes 40 Under 40 List
Webinar (6/11) “Two Studies Offer New Insights into Low-to-Moderate Income Solar Adoption”
Webinar: Two Studies Offer New Insights into Low-to-Moderate Income Solar Adoption. Thu, Jun 11, 2020 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT.
Dominic Bednar selected for Fulbright Award to Chile
Dominic Bednar was recently selected for a Fulbright award to study in Chile.
Study finds an energy efficiency funding coverage gap exists in Michigan
Our recently published study estimated that about 1 in 8 Michigan households fall into an energy efficiency funding coverage gap. Access to upfront capital remains a primary barrier to many households making energy efficiency improvements to their homes. While government-funded programs, such as the Department of Energy's Weatherization Assistance Program, exist for low-income households (typically … Continue reading Study finds an energy efficiency funding coverage gap exists in Michigan
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