We are going to be sharing our Milestone Reports on our blog so that our community, partners, and other groups can learn about what we have been up to.

Our team organized a Sustainable Social event which featured 9 short presentations about initiatives in our region. The presentations were recorded and shared on the Town of Bridgewater’s YouTube page. We’ve highlighted the videos in this post.

We’re looking for 1 resident and 2 stakeholder businesses or organizations to provide ongoing advice on the Energize Bridgewater program. Apply by December 7th, 2022 to join our committee!

Our Energize Bridgewater Home Upgrades program follows three key principles: relationship-building, accessibility, and trauma-informed service. Our Energize Program Navigator, Josie Rudderham, puts these principles into practice. Learn more about Josie in this blog post.

EMIS stands for Energy Management Information System, a general term for systems that monitor and analyze information about energy use within buildings.

We are going to be sharing our Milestone Reports on our blog so that our community, partners, and other groups can learn about what we have been up to.

Would you like to take part in Energize Bridgewater to lower home energy costs? This July we have two events where you can speak with us about your home and the energy-efficient upgrades you might be eligible for.

We are excited to be working with two Data Support Specialists this summer to help develop our Energy Management Information System, Hargun Chhabra and Shivam Dinesh Rank.

Jenish Patel joined the Energize Bridgewater staff team on April 25, 2023 as the Data Science Analyst. Jenish will be helping to make the Energy Management Information System operational over the coming months.