Sustainable Westchester and EcoPel present webinar Thursday on taking climate action at home

March 4, 2021

Editor’s note: This press release was provided by EcoPel.

If you missed EnergySmart Pelham’s launch event, here’s another chance to learn what it’s all about!

Please join us on Thursday, March 4th, at 7:30pm

Discover customized clean heating and cooling solutions for your home, understand how energy efficiency can save you money and energy, and learn about financial incentives and rebates offered by NYSERDA and your utility.

Join the webinar on Thursday, March 4th to learn about air source and ground source heat pump technologies, meet the contractors, and hear from your neighbors!

RSVP at SustainableWestchester.org/Webinar or call (914) 242-4725 ext. 122.

EnergySmart Pelham is co-sponsored by the Village and Town of Pelham, Sustainable Westchester, and EcoPel, along with the EnergySmart Pelham Volunteer Committee.

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