New or Replacement Windows
Many people think that replacing their old windows will quickly pay for the work in energy savings. In reality, this is rarely the case. Also, Federal Tax incentives and Mass […]
Monitor Your Electrical Usage
Did you know your home may be using electricity that you aren’t even aware of? You could have an energy vampire! An energy ‘vampire’ is a device that continues to […]
Engage in the Climate Conversation
Want to know more about our climate and what people are doing to help? There’s always new information coming out about our changing climate and about green solutions. Be a […]
Plant a Native Tree or Garden
Have you thought about starting a garden? Want to add some beauty to your yard? How about helping the planet at the same time? It can be easy to think […]
Calculate Your Carbon Footprint
Learning about your carbon footprint is a helpful step for planning actions to take to reduce your emissions. Each step, no matter how small to start, gets us moving together […]
Switch to Induction Cooking
There are multiple ways to “clean up and green up” your cooking appliances. Electric stoves, especially induction stoves, can make a difference for health, safety, the environment, and the climate. […]
Join 350 Mass Franklin Node
350 Mass is an initiative connecting and organizing a strong grassroots coalition to address climate change and build a better future beyond fossil fuels. The “350” in their name comes […]
Energy Steps for Renters
Are you a RENTER? Would you like to SAVE a few dollars on your electricity bill? How about making the place you live more efficient? If you pay for your […]
Get a Free Home Energy Assessment
Do you want to get rid of cold drafts, moisture or mold, improve temperature control, and reduce your electric bills? Or do you have problems with ice dams and other […]
How does this website work?
WELCOME Franklin Folks! Energize Franklin is a grassroots group working to help our City residents and government make sustainability and climate change actions easier to do in our busy lives. […]