Energy Co-op of Vermont

09/01/2026

Upcoming Labor Day Hours!
Our office will be closed on Monday, September 7th.
We hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday weekend.

08/24/2026

Last week, the Energy Co-op discussed the benefits of ductless heat pumps in a volatile market. If you're looking to learn more about the current heating fuel market and how to prepare for winter, this article, featured in VT Digger, is a great place to start.

Vermont’s deep reliance on heating oil makes the state vulnerable to price swings. Some residents are trying to find a safer path.

08/22/2026

We are at the Burlington Electric Department Net Zero Energy Festival today! Come say hi at the Burlington Waterfront from 12-4pm and learn about the Energy Co-op difference.

08/11/2026

Despite the summer temperatures, many of our members are looking ahead to the winter season amid volatile fuel prices.
When heating fuel prices rise, it’s easy to feel unsure about how to keep your home warm without overspending. At the Energy Co-op of Vermont, we believe in giving our members real tools to take control of their energy costs and stay comfortable all winter.

07/29/2026

If you're looking for ways to save on your home heating oil, we encourage you to join the Co-op!
Our members receive many benefits, such as a $0.13 per gallon discount on every delivery (Your membership usually pays for itself on your first delivery!)
Learn More Here: https://www.ecvt.net/service/heating-oil

07/21/2026

At the Energy Co-op of Vermont, we believe in providing our members with real tools to take control of their energy costs and stay comfortable year-round.
Every home is different, and so is every budget. That’s why we offer a range of services to help you use less fuel and plan in a way that suits your home.
Learn more about the Energy Co-op of Vermont difference:

When heating fuel costs rise, it’s easy to feel unsure about how to keep your home warm without overspending. Lower your heating bills and stay comfortable all winter.

07/01/2026

We talk a lot about heat pumps, but how exactly do they work?

Heat pumps run on electricity. They move heat from one space to another, rather than creating it through combustion. This is similar to how a window AC unit works, but heat pumps can provide both heating and cooling.

Heat pumps have indoor and outdoor units. Refrigeration runs between these units, bringing heat and cooling between them. In the summer, the cool refrigerant goes into the house and absorbs heat from the house, which effectively cools the home 🌬️ 🧊 ❄️

06/29/2026

Upcoming Hours for the 4th of July! 🇺🇸