Five area businesses will soon kick off projects in Michigan's first PACE bond sale.

The 12th Annual Wege Lecture will feature Achim Steiner, Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme.

Join a focus group next week to discuss ways to increase energy efficiency in rental housing throughout the county.

Thinking of going solar? DTE's SolarCurrents program can help!

Energy monitors that can help you identify what appliances use the most - or least - electricity are available for borrowing from your local library branch.

Join local business leaders and economic development experts for a discussion on investing in the local economy.

Get the latest insights and trends from solar industry experts on Thursday February 7th, 5-7pm at Ann Arbor SPARK.

There will be a reception & screening of a documentary on Aldo Leopold in Royal Oak on January 30th from 6:30-9pm.

Environmental photographer James Balog captured images of an Arctic in flux due to the impacts of climate change.

Public lecture on climate change and social impacts and implications, January 15th, 7:30-9:30pm at Matthaei Botanical Gardens

Join City staff and community experts in a discussion of how climate change will impact Ann Arbor and how the City is adapting.

Want to get into the countywide conversation on energy efficiency in rental properties? Join a focus group hosted by the City of Ann Arbor.

Ann Arbor City Council unanimously adopted the City of Ann Arbor Climate Plan during its December 17th meeting.

The US Green Building Council awarded LEED Gold status to the City of Ann Arbor's Municipal Center.

New incentive program available for DTE customers interested in solar.

An effort to improve the energy efficiency of rental housing is now underway across Washtenaw County.

From now until Dec 31st, get double the incentives from DTE for key home energy projects.

The City of Ann Arbor recently launched a comprehensive online information hub to promote energy efficiency and renewable energy.

Ann Arbor City Council approved a resolution to set the fees for PACE applications.

Ann Arbor City Council unanimously supported the establishment of a Property Assessed Clean Energy Program (PACE) at last night’s session.

Ann Arbor City Council unanimously supported the intent to establish a Property Assessed Clean Energy Program.