University, power company to study climate and energy
Vermont’s flagship university and the state’s largest power company are joining forces to develop energy-efficiency programs and seek ways to protect the environment. University of Vermont president Thomas Sullivan and Green Mountain Power chief executive Mary Powell announced the details of the agreement Tuesday. Among the details released are plans to work with any public or private group that advances climate science and understanding how weather affects energy use. The school and the company will also establish and maintain a research facility in Rutland to house the activities.
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