October Quick Reads
I’ve not put one of my curated reading lists together for a while. So, I figured now would be a good time.
Before I start, though, please make note to follow my YouTube Channel and my Facebook Page. I’ll be rolling out short explainer videos on every one of the 13 ballot measures that will be on the Arizona ballot this November.
For now, check these out.
Energy Efficiency Rebates are Almost Here. We are starting to see the energy efficiency rebates for consumers beginning to roll-out in Arizona. These were part of the Inflation Reduction Act. It’s taken a while for the EPA to get all the rules worked out. In short, you could save thousands on things like hot water heaters, heat pumps and induction stoves. This is a huge benefit for home owners, especially as we have a greater number of hot days in Arizona. Watch this handy website for news of the roll-out in Arizona.
Putting my Realtor Hat On for a Moment. In my mind its never been difficult to connect climate change, clean energy, clean air and water to your investment in your home. But this article is a great summary of how specifically renewable energy is affecting the Arizona housing market.
Sick of Solar Companies Knocking on Your Door? Confused by fly-by-night solar install companies? Please share this with friends in Flagstaff, Sedona and areas in Coconino County. Join Solar United Neighbors’ co-op. You get access to lower install costs for solar + batteries. You can feel safer about the quality of the work because the installers are vetted. Plus, you can learn more about solar and batteries from SUN’s educational briefings. NOTE: SUN creates these co-ops all over the state. So, stay tuned for when they are in your area.
Fighting Misinformation. I’ve been seeing a ton of misinformation and disinformation about renewables recently. What’s new, right? I thought I’d share some of these slides that push back on that madness.
