York Energy & Climate Fair

Note: There will be no energy fair in 2011. Thanks to all who participated in our first two fairs.

Second Annual York Energy & Climate Fair 2010

Was held on Saturday, May 1, 2010

at York Middle School

Read theYork Weekly article about the fair.

The York Energy Efficiency Committee wishes to thank all the vendors and sponsors who made this event a success.

The Energy and Climate Fair sponsors/exhibitors were:

Adros Energy
JP Ware Design
Real Green Goods
ReVision Energy
Simply Green Biofuels Co
Seacoast Energy Alternatives
SkyJuice New England
Solarize Inflector Window System
Ultra Geothermal, Inc

The other exhibitors were:

Adapt Design
Aimee’s Livin’ Magic
Alaska Wildnerness League
Blue Whales, Student Project
Center for Wildlife
Chickens, Student Project
Coastal Clover 4-H Club
Composting, Student Project
Crazy Camel Dessert Hummus
Efficiency Maine
Fourth Grade Student Project
Gendron Construction
Got Your Bags Maine?
Graystone Builders of Maine
Green Alliance
Green Samaritan
Hannaford
Henningsen Inspections
Honda
Lobster Lines Doormats
Master Gardner Program
Newton Lawn Mower
Permanent Concrete Homes
RedWing Hill Designs
River Art Designs
Shaker Broom
Shaklee Products
St. Joe’s Coffee
Travel Experts of York
Village Scoop Ice Cream
Water Depot of New England
YEEC Video Station
York Adult Education
York Community Service Organization
York Energy Efficiency Committee
York Energy Steering Committee
York Land Trust

View a slideshow of the 2010 Energy and Climate Fair:

Read the April 7 York Weekly article by Ron McAllister.

The 2009 Energy & Climate Fair

May 2, 2009 at York Middle School

The Purpose of the York Energy and Climate Day was to bring citizens, business people, non-profit representatives and local government officials together to expand our understanding and appreciation of the energy and climate challenges and opportunities we face as a community and to generate opportunities for individual and collective responses. We were able to attract families and a broad cross-section of people from York and the surrounding communities.

The event was held from 8:30 to 12:30 on May 2^nd at the York Middle School. There were vendors promoting energy and climate related products and services; seminars and workshops on related topics; presentations from student projects; and a keynote speaker (John Kerry the Director of the Governor’s Office of Energy Independence and Security). Participants had the opportunity to meet and network with local people who share common interests and passion for expanding our efforts to become more energy independent and to reduce our impact on our planet’s climate. We are grateful for sponsorship from several local and regional businesses.