Rockland County commits to $3 million initiative to be powered by green energy
County Executive Ed Day signed a resolution ahead of the new year.
•
Jan 2, 2024, 12:22 PM
•
Updated 499 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:37
Westchester Children's Museum launches campaign to get kids off of electronic devices
15ds ago1:47
Investment for 'bell-to-bell' smartphone ban included in 2026 state budget
16ds ago2:38
be Well: AI and health care
16ds ago0:57
New York lawmakers agree on plan for 'bell-to-bell' school cellphone ban
17ds ago2:05
Kane in Your Corner: Technology fuels rise in stalking cases
31ds ago0:34
Nintendo Switch 2 launches in June with new 'Mario Kart World' game
43ds ago1:37
Westchester Children's Museum launches campaign to get kids off of electronic devices
15ds ago1:47
Investment for 'bell-to-bell' smartphone ban included in 2026 state budget
16ds ago2:38
be Well: AI and health care
16ds ago0:57
New York lawmakers agree on plan for 'bell-to-bell' school cellphone ban
17ds ago2:05
Kane in Your Corner: Technology fuels rise in stalking cases
31ds ago0:34
Nintendo Switch 2 launches in June with new 'Mario Kart World' game
43ds agoRockland County will soon be powered completely by green electricity.
County Executive Ed Day signed a resolution ahead of the new year.
Direct Energy Business LLC has been awarded the contract.
This nearly $3 million initiative aims to promote sustainability and reduce the county's carbon footprint.
More from News 12
2:42
Environmental group praises Gov. Hochul's 2026 budget for NY, but says federal budget cut concerns remain
3:38
be Well: Earth-friendly glam
3:44
be Well: Beauty products that respect our planet
1:32
Residents start crusade against plastics at senior living community
0:29
MTA unveils Hudson Line climate protection plan following destructive mudslide
0:25
