Tag: energy efficiency

ICL Webinar Series: Solar Comment Writing Workshop

During this webinar, ICL and the Sierra Club will host a comment writing workshop discussing how to write effective comments to the Public Utilities Commission.

Solar through the lens of an installer

In the coming weeks, you’ll have the opportunity to weigh in on the future of solar in southern Idaho.

New climate report confirms human caused global warming is worse than we initially thought

This week the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released their most comprehensive and startling report yet. It represents the best available science on the climate crisis and it’s clear: …

A Week of Action for Salmon and Steelhead (April 12 to 16)

It’s critical to show widespread support for Rep. Simpson’s proposal and push other elected leaders to engage with his office.

You have the power to accelerate Idaho’s clean energy future

We deserve a plan that invests in Idahoans and will actually achieve 100% clean energy

ICL Webinar Series: Salmon and Energy. A Northwest in Transition

Join a panel of experts as we try to answer the big question, what does Congressman Mike Simpson’s plan mean for Idaho’s energy future?

What Idahoans can learn from Texas

Eliminating fossil fuel pollution and ensuring stability in our energy system combats climate change and creates healthy air for everyone.

Representative Simpson’s “Northwest in Transition” proposal. What does it mean for Idaho?

Join us for an in-depth view of the plan and how ICL believes this proposal can bring people together to work to benefit communities in Idaho and the Northwest – and save Idaho’s salmon and steelhead.

ICL helps create a new program for weatherizing homes and enhancing health and safety 

ICL looks forward to assisting Community Action Partnership over the next few months to expand the low-income weatherization program in North Idaho.

A Renewed Hope for Protecting Idaho

ICL has had major success standing up for the facts and accelerating Idaho’s transition from coal power to climate-friendly alternatives. Now, we look forward to federal leadership that aligns with Idaho’s clean energy future.