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Solar

Ground-mounted PV

Description: PV installed on ground-mounted poles at a fixed angle to the sun.  Sites are first identified through a search of Certificates of Public Good (CPG) issued by the Public Service Department.  Home-owners and developers must obtain from the Public Service Department before installing solar that is connected to the grid.  Green Mountain Power, Burlington Electric, and Vermont Electric Co-Op then verify information on solar sites in their respective service areas. This includes the following:  location, when the site was installed, and that the site is active. Information on solar site in the service areas of other utilities is of lower confidence.  A CPG has been issued, but confirmation that the site was installed and connected is based upon searches of Google Earth.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns:  None
Available Metrics:  Type of Solar Installation, Address, Capacity
Years Available: 2000-2019
Source(s):  Vermont Public Service Department Certificates of Public Good, Green Mountain Power,  Burlington Electric,  Vermont Electric Co-Op, Village of Johnson Water & Light, Washington Electric Co-Op
Last Update: May 2019 

Note: As of 5/15/2019, EAN is still verifying GMP, VEC, and WEC. Only Burlington Electric and Johnson Water & Light should be considered verified at this date.

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Ground-mounted PV: Tracker

Description: PV installed on ground-mounted trackers that rotate to face the sun throughout the day. Sites are first identified through a search of Certificates of Public Good (CPG) issued by the Public Service Department.  Home-owners and developers must obtain from the Public Service Department before installing solar that is connected to the grid.  Green Mountain Power, Burlington Electric, and Vermont Electric Co-Op then verify information on solar sites in their respective service areas. This includes the following:  location, when the site was installed, and that the site is active. Information on solar site in the service areas of other utilities is of lower confidence.  A CPG has been issued, but confirmation that the site was installed and connected is based upon searches of Google Earth.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Type of Solar Installation, Address, Capacity
Years Available: 2000-2019
Source(s):  Vermont Public Service Department Certificates of Public Good, Green Mountain Power,  Burlington Electric,  Vermont Electric Co-Op, Village of Johnson Water & Light, Washington Electric Co-Op
Last Update: May 2019 

Note:  As of 5/15/2019, EAN is still verifying GMP, VEC, and WEC. Only Burlington Electric and Johnson Water & Light should be considered verified at this date.

Roof-Mounted PV

Description: PV installed on residential and commercial rooftops at a fixed angle to the sun. Sites are first identified through a search of Certificates of Public Good (CPG) issued by the Public Service Department.  Home-owners and developers must obtain from the Public Service Department before installing solar that is connected to the grid.  Green Mountain Power, Burlington Electric, and Vermont Electric Co-Op then verify information on solar sites in their respective service areas. This includes the following:  location, when the site was installed, and that the site is active. Information on solar site in the service areas of other utilities is of lower confidence.  A CPG has been issued, but confirmation that the site was installed and connected is based upon searches of Google Earth.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Type of Solar Installation, Address, Capacity
Years Available: 2000-2019
Source(s):  Vermont Public Service Department Certificates of Public Good, Green Mountain Power,  Burlington Electric,  Vermont Electric Co-Op, Village of Johnson Water & Light, Washington Electric Co-op
Last Update: May 2019 

Note:  As of 5/15/2019, EAN is still verifying GMP, VEC, and WEC. Only Burlington Electric and Johnson Water & Light should be considered verified at this date.

Solar Canopy

Description: PV installed on canopies above parking lots. Data is from the Certificate of Public Good (CPG)  home-owners and developers must obtain from the Public Service Department before installing solar that is connected to the grid. Data for solar sites in the Burlington Electric and Vermont Electric Co-Op service areas was verified by the utility as accurate.  before installing solar that is connected to the grid.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Type of Solar Installation, Address, Capacity
Years Available: 2000-2019
Source(s):  Vermont Public Service Department Certificates of Public Good, Green Mountain Power,  Burlington Electric,  Vermont Electric Co-Op, Village of Johnson Water & Light, Washington Electric Co-op
Last Update: April 2019 

Note:  As of 5/15/2019, EAN is still verifying GMP, VEC, and WEC. Only Burlington Electric and Johnson Water & Light should be considered verified at this date.

Wind

Large Wind

Description: Wind turbines with capacity ratings greater than 100 kW. All large and small wind projects require a Certificate of Public from the Public Service Department. .
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Type of Installation, Address, Capacity.
Years Available: 2001-2019
Source(s):  Vermont Public Service Department Certificates of Public Good, Green Mountain Power, Vermont Electric Co-Op, Village of Johnson Water & Light, Washington Electric Co-op
Last update: April 2019 

Note:  As of 5/15/2019, EAN is still verifying GMP, VEC, and WEC. Only Burlington Electric and Johnson Water & Light should be considered verified at this date

Small Wind

Description: Wind turbines with capacity ratings from 1 to 100  All large and small wind projects require a Certificate of Public Good from the Public Service Department.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Type of Installation, Address, Capacity.
Years Available: 2001-2019
Source(s):  Vermont Public Service Department Certificates of Public Good, Green Mountain Power,  Burlington Electric,  Vermont Electric Co-Op, Village of Johnson Water & Light, Washington Electric Co-op
Last update: April 2019 

Note:  As of 5/15/2019, EAN is still verifying GMP, VEC, and WEC. Only Burlington Electric and Johnson Water & Light should be considered verified at this date

Hydro

Large Hydro

Description: Hydroelectric plants with capacity ratings greater than 100 kW. Hydroelectric projects built in Vermont require a Certificate of Public Good from the Public Service Department.  The Dashboard visualizes the following data from these CPGs. Date of construction was derived from a variety of sources.  Please note:  Construction lasted years from many projects and many dams of theses dam have not operated continuously and came in and out of production during their lifetime.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Address, Capacity
Years Available: 2016-2019
Source(s): Vermont Public Service Department Certificates of Public Good, Vermont Center for Geographic Information, Vermont Independent Power Producers Association, Green Mountain Power
Last Update: April  2019 

Micro Hydro

Description: Hydroelectric plants with capacity ratings typically between 5kW and 100kW that use the natural flow of water. Hydroelectric projects built in Vermont require a Certificate of Public Good from the Public Service Department. The Dashboard visualizes the following data from these CPGs. Date of construction was derived from a variety of sources.  Please note:  Construction lasted years from many projects and many dams of theses dam have not operated continuously and came in and out of production during their lifetime.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Address, Capacity
Years Available: 2016-2019
Source(s): Vermont Public Service Department Certificates of Public Good, Vermont Center for Geographic Information, Vermont Independent Power Producers Association, Green Mountain Power
Last Update:April 2019

Biofuel

Description: All electric projects require a Certificate of Public Good from the Public Service Department. The Dashboard visualizes the following data from these CPGs
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Type of Installation, Address, Capacity
Years Available:  1984-2019
Source(s): Vermont Public Service Department, Green Mountain Power
Last Update: April 2019

Anaerobic Digester

Description: All electric projects require a Certificate of Public Good from the Public Service Department. The Dashboard visualizes the following data from these CPGs
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Type of Installation, Address, Capacity  
Years Available:2005-2019
Source(s): Vermont Public Service Department, United States Environmental Protect Agency AgStar Program
Last Update: September 2018

Landfill Methane

Description: Plants that combust landfill gas from decomposing organic material to generate electricity. The Dashboard visualizes the following data from these CPGs
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Type of Installation, Address, Capacity
Years Available: 2005-2019
Source(s): Vermont Public Service Department
Last Update:: April 2019

Battery Storage

Utility Scale - In Front of Meter

Description: Utility owned and managed, large scale facilities that store electricity for offsetting peak demand, voltage regulation, resiliency, and/or other purposes. The data displayed on the Atlas shows all projects were a Certificate of Public Good is currently pending or has been approved.  A few earlier projects established before the CPG requirements are also included. . 
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Type of Installation, Address, Capacity
Years Available: 2018
Source(s): Vermont Public Service Department,  Energy Storage Report to the Vermont Legislature, and local media sources.
Last update: April 2019

Residential & Commercial Scale - Behind Meter

Description: Consumer-sited facilities that store electricity for back-up power in the case of an outage. Some behind-the-meter facilities are still owned and can also be operated by the utility for offsetting peak demand, voltage regulation, and more. Only town-level data is available.
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Type of Installation, Address, Capacity
Years Available: 2018-2019
Source(s): Green Mountain Power (GMP)
Last Update: March 2019

Electric Usage

Description: The Vermont electric distribution utilities (DU) are expected to provide both iterative billing (customer information) and monthly usage data to Efficiency Vermont for the purpose of supporting energy service planning and implementation activities.   Burlington Electric Department is the only DU that does not provide Efficiency Vermont with customer or usage data.  Efficiency Vermont makes an effort to clean, standardize, and transform customer and usage data prior to loading it to a centralized statewide utility database/data warehouse. However, the accuracy of the town electrical usage and customer data contained in this report is completely dependent on the quality and availability of data provided by each individual DU.  If a DU has provided Efficiency Vermont with no service address data or an out of state service address for a utility account, it cannot be mapped to a valid Vermont city/town and it has been excluded from this report.  The Vermont DUs do not provide Efficiency Vermont with a Sector value for each utility account.  DU provided rate code information associated with each utility account is used by Efficiency Vermont to approximate Sector for reporting purposes. The utility data contained in this report is subject to change as the Efficiency Vermont utility database is completely dynamic - corrections, updates, and inserts often occur. Efficiency Vermont is obligated to protect the confidentiality of all Vermont electric ratepayers and the customers we serve. This requires that even aggregated utility data is made secure and potential personally identifiable information (PII) is obscured.  Efficiency Vermont has adopted an industry standard that helps ensure customer anonymity and privacy when externally sharing utility customer and usage data.  As such, town sector-level results have been excluded from this report if that town has fewer than 15 customers for one sector (e.g. Residential sector, Commercial & Industrial sector, etc.).

Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: Residential/Non-Residential
Available Metrics: Total Annual Electric Usage, Total Annual Residential Electric Usage, Total Annual Commerical and Industrial Electric Usage
Years Available: 2015-2017
Source(s): Efficiency Vermont
Last Update:  November 2018

Definitions:  Average Residential Usage - The total residential kWh usage for a year divided by the number of residential premises counted for that year; Customer Cost Savings – The estimated financial savings for energy (electrical and/or thermal) and water use realized by a customer over the first year that a measure or measures are installed; Electric Savings (kWh) - The estimated reduction in electricity (kWh) realized by a customer over the first year that a measure or measures are installed; Thermal Savings (MMBtu) - The estimated reduction in heating and process fuel usage (MMBtu) realized by a customer over the first year that a measure or measures are installed.

Note: We are in the process of correcting a data error for towns that did not provide complete data.  The data currently displayed is not accurate.  

Thermal and Electrical Efficiency

Bldg Efficiency  Advanced Wood Heat  Heat Pumps  Hot Water 

Building Efficiency

OEO/Weatherization Assistance Program

Description: Weatherization projects completed as part of the Weatherization Assistance Program (income eligible). Savings, cost and participant data is subject to change due to annual verification by the Public Service Department.
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: Residential 
Years Available: 2008-2017
Available Metrics: Number of Housing Units Comprehensively Weatherized
Source(s): Office of Economic Opportunity, Vermont Department for Children and Families (DCF)
Last Update:  April 2019

Efficiency Vermont

Description: Comprehensive Weatherization projects completed by Efficiency Vermont.  Savings, cost and participant data is subject to change due to annual verification by the Public Service Department. 
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: Residential 
Available Metrics: Number of Housing Units Comprehensively Weatherized (Home Performance with ENERGY STAR®) Electric Savings, Thermal Savings
Years Available: 2010-2017
Source(s): Efficiency Vermont Home Performance with ENERGY STAR®
Last Update: September 2018

Notes:  These are project counts per town, not just those projects that average together to meet the state energy goal threshold. The data is inclusive of Efficiency Vermont’s Home Performance with ENERGY STAR projects run on behalf of BED and/or VGS – but not inclusive of those VGS projects run outside of Efficiency Vermont. VGS has their own retrofit program whose results are reported separately under the VGS category. Home Performance with ENERGY STAR includes buildings with 1-4 units.

Efficiency Vermont’s Building Performance is intended to support small business and mixed-use buildings. These project can be commercial, mixed-use, or >5 units.

Projects attributed to Tier III in 2017 are included.

Vermont Gas Systems

Description: Weatherization projects completed by VT Gas. Town Level data is available on the Community Progress Map. Savings, cost and participant data is subject to change due to annual verification by the Public Service Department.
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: Residential
Available Metrics: Number of Housing Units Comprehensively Weatherized, Electric Savings, Thermal Savings,
Years Available: 2009-2017
Source(s): Vermont Gas Systems
Last Update: September 2018

Note: The residential sector is counted by "units", not by project. For example, if a residential building is multifamily with 4 units, then 4 units are reported. Vermont Gas Systems reports residential data reported on a per unit basis. Since these projects are required to be “comprehensive” as defined by the state, any “equipment only” completions are not included in the data displayed. As a result, please note that the savings to these communities is actually higher, but cannot be counted towards the state goal. It was agreed between VGS and EVT that VGS would report jointly administered projects. VGS included low-income jobs done solely by VGS. In order to eliminate double counting, VGS did not include any low-income jobs done jointly between CVOEO and VGS

3E Thermal (Apartments)

Description: Weatherization projects completed by 3E Thermal on multi-family housing units. Town Level data on multi-unit projects is available on the Community Progress Map. Savings, cost and participant data is subject to change due to annual verification by the Public Service Department.
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: Residential 
Available Metrics: Number of Housing Units Comprehensively Weatherized, Thermal Savings
Years Available: 2011-2017
Source(s): 3E Thermal
Last Update:  September 2018

Burlington Electric Department

Description: Weatherization projects completed by Burlington Electric Department. Town level data is available on the Community Progress Map. Savings, cost and participant data is subject to change due to annual verification by the Public Service Department.
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Available Breakdowns: Residential 
Available Metrics: Number of Housing Units Comprehensively Weatherized, Electric Savings, Thermal Savings
Years Available: 2009-2017
Source(s): Burlington Electric Department
Last Update:  September 2018

Green Buildings

Energy Star Certified Buildings

Description: Includes any green buildings certified by the EPA's Energy Star Certification program. Includes any green buildings certified by the EPA's Energy Star Certification program. 
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Number of Sites
Years Available: 2002-2019
Source(s): U.S. Green Building Council, Vermont Green Building Network
Last Update: April 2019

LEED Certified Buildings

Description: Includes any green buildings rated LEED Certified (or higher) by the U.S. Green Building Council. Includes any green buildings rated LEED Certified (or higher) by the U.S. Green Building Council.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Number of Sites
Years Available:  2003-2019
Source(s): U.S. Green Building Council, Vermont Green Building Network
Last Update: April 2019

Advanced Wood Heat

Community-Scale Advanced Wood Heat

Description: Advanced wood heating plants that serve community-scale facilities, including schools, hospitals, prisons, municipal buildings, and more.  Community-scale facilities are larger than residential and smaller than industrial. In general, these are in the 0.5 to 15 MMBtu/hour (heat output) size range, but can include larger systems in the case of campus or district energy systems. This database was created by the Biomass Energy Resource Center but has not been updated in several years. The data displayed has been supplemented by additional data from BERC and other sources, but should not be considered a complete of community-scale biomass sites in Vermont.
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Number of Sites
Years Available: 1980-2018
Source(s): Biomass Energy Resource Center
Last Update: April 2019

Chips (Boilers or Furnaces)

Description: Efficient boilers or furnaces that burn woodchips. The organizations below each provided funding for Advanced Wood Heat Projects in Vermont.  Project counts and other associated data displayed is based on information provided from each of these organizations.   
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Total Number of Projects Completed, Total Fossil Fuel Displaced Annually
Years Available: 2008-2018
Source(s): Biomass Energy Resource Center, Clean Energy Development Fund, Renewable Energy Resource Center, Efficiency Vermont
Last Update: May 2018

Pellets (Boilers or Furnaces)

Description: Efficient boilers or furnaces that burn wood pellets. The organizations below each provided funding for Advanced Wood Heat Projects in Vermont.  Project counts and other associated data displayed is based on information provided from each of these organizations.   
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Total Number of Projects Completed, Total Fossil Fuel Displaced Annually
Years Available:  2018-2019
Source(s): Biomass Energy Resource Center, Clean Energy Development Fund, Renewable Energy Resource Center, Efficiency Vermont
Last Update: May 2018

Wood Stove Change-Out Program: Pellet and Cordwood 

Description: Upgraded residential pellet or cordwood stoves (replacing an older, less efficient model). Since these programs only represent a fraction of wood stove upgrades, we have chosen to not display this data on the Community Progress Maps.  The data instead be found under Additional Maps: Wood Stove Change Out. 
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Number of Projects Completed, Reduction in Particulate Matter Emissions
Years Available:  2016-2018
Source(s): Renewable Energy Resource Center, Efficiency Vermont, Wood Stove Change Out 
Last Update: May 2018

Heat Pumps

Air Source Heat Pumps

Description: Air Source Heat Pump installations (also called mini-splits, cold-climate heat pumps, and ductless heat pumps), used for building heating and cooling. Each installation may include multiple heads, or splits, in the building. The Dashboard visualizes aggregate data from Efficiency Vermont based on rebates submitted by customers who purchase Heat Pumps. Efficiency Vermont began supporting Cold Climate Heat Pumps in 2015, so there’s no data in 2014 for these. Projects attributed to Tier III in 2017 are included. Depending on if the unit is displacing fossil fuel or electric usage, you’ll see either fossil fuel or electric savings (even though the unit itself uses electricity). Fossil Fuel displacement is displayed on the Community Progress Maps.  Electrical Savings is displayed as an additional map (ADD LINK).
Type of Data: Town Aggregate 
Available Metrics: Total Number of Heat Pumps (Efficiency Vermont Approved),  Total Fossil Fuel Displaced Annually
Years Available: 2015-2017
Source(s): Efficiency Vermont
Last Update:  January 2019

Ground Source Heat Pumps

Description: Ground Source Heat Pump (also called geothermal) installations, used for building heating and cooling. The Dashboard visualizes aggregate data from Efficiency Vermont, based on rebates submitted by customers who purchase Heat Pumps.  Efficiency Vermont began supporting GSHP in 2014. GSHPs aren’t popular or appropriate for most situation, so the volume of projects is low. Projects attributed to Tier III in 2017 are included.  Depending on if the unit is displacing fossil fuel or electric usage, you’ll see either fossil fuel or electric savings (even though the unit itself uses electricity). Fossil Fuel displacement is displayed on the Community Progress Maps.  Electrical Savings is displayed as an additional map (ADD LINK).
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Total Number of Heat Pumps (Efficiency Vermont Approved), Total Fossil Fuel Displaced Annually
Years Available: 2014-2017
Source(s): Efficiency Vermont
Last Update:  January 2019

Hot Water

Solar Hot Water   

Description: Solar Hot Water (or solar thermal) installations, used for hot water heating. The Energy Site map displays a partial list of sites with addresses.  Dates are not available for these sites. All sites will pre-date 2017. For a full accounting of solar hot water, please view Solar Hot Water Projects on the Progress Maps. The Dashboard visualizes aggregate data from Efficiency Vermont, based on rebates submitted by customers who purchased Solar Hot Water Heaters.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Total Number of Solar Hot Water Projects (EVT/CEDF Incentives), Total Fossil Fuel Displaced Annually
Years Available: 2003-2017
Source(s): Efficiency Vermont
Last Update: January 2019

Heat Pump Water Heaters

Description: Heat Pump Water Heater installations, used for hot water heating. The Dashboard visualizes aggregate data from Efficiency Vermont, based on rebates submitted by customers who purchase Heat Pumps.  Efficiency Vermont began supporting HPWH in 2014.
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Total Number of Heat Pump Water Heater Projects (EVT Incentives), Total Fossil Fuel Displaced Annually
Years Available: 2014-2017
Source(s): Efficiency Vermont
 Last Update:  January 2019

Green Mobility Electric Vehicles Transit Other Biofuels

Transportation

Green Mobility

Park-n-Rides

Description: Park-n-Ride locations.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Location of Park and Ride, Number of Park and Rides, Number of Park and Rides with Bike Racks, Number of Park and Ride with EV Charging, Number of Park and Ride with Transit Connections
Years Available:  Current - No History
Source(s): Vermont Agency of Transportation
Last Update: September 2018

Carshare

Description: Location of all vehicles operating in programs run by CarshareVT and ZipCar. Location of all vehicles operating in programs run by CarshareVT and ZipCar.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Location of Carshare Pods, Number of Originating Trips, Number of Members
Years Available:  Current - No History
Source(s): Carshare Vermont, ZipCar Middlebury
Last Update: September 2018

Bikeshare

Description: Location of all bikes operating in Chittenden County's Greenride Bikeshare and smaller programs in Morrisville, Middlebury, and Rutland.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Location of Bikeshare sites
Years Available: Current - No History
Source(s) GreenRide Bikeshare, Morrisville Bikeshare Program
Last Update: September 2018

Electric Vehicles

Charging Stations

Description:    EV charging stations include Level 1, Level 2 and DC Fast Charging Stations. Level 1 Charging Stations provide 120-volt outlets (standard household variety), which any EV can plug into with the charging equipment delivered with the vehicle. Level 2 Charging Stations charge on 240-volt power for faster regeneration of an EV’s battery system.  DC Fast Chargers provide compatible vehicles with an 80% charge in 30-60 minutes.  Tesla Superchargers are a type of DC Fast Charger that are only compatible with Tesla vehicles. Data is available on the Site Map and the Community Progress Map. 
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Location/Sites of Level 1 & 2 - EV Charging Station,  DC Fast Chargers - EV Charging Station, and Tesla Chargers; 
Years Available: 2011-2019
Source(s): US Dept of Energy's Alternative Fuel Station Locator, Drive Electric Vermont, Tesla
Last Update: May 2019

Electric Vehicles (AEV) and Plugin Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PEV)

Description: Vehicles capable of plugging into electric power sources to charge a battery that powers the vehicle. Includes All-Electric Vehicles (AEVs) powered solely by batteries, and Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles (PHEVs) powered by a combination of battery and gasoline. Totals for each previous year are determined in January of the following year based on vehicle registrations (e.g. an early January 2019 vehicle registration snapshot represents EVs registered as of the end of 2018). Town level data is available on the Community Progress Map.
Type of Data: Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Number of Electric Vehicles; Number of Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
Years Available: 2012-2018
Source(s): Drive Electric Vermont, Vermont Agency of Natural Resources (ANR), Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)   
Last Update: January 2019

 

Transit

Local Bus Service

Description: Bus stops from all major Vermont transit providers that offer in-state routes within Vermont.   Please contact the bus company directly for up-to-date schedules. Do not use this data for planning purposes. Stops included are from  Green Mountain Transit, Stagecoach Transportation Services, Inc, Rural Community Transportation, Advance Transit, Addison County Transit Resources, Marble Valley Regional Transit District, Southeast Vermont Transit—The Current Division, Southeast Vermont Transit—The Moover Division, and Green Mountain Community Network Inc
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Bus Stop Location
Years Available: Only current data is available
Source(s): GoVermont!, Vermont Center for Geographic Information
Last Update:  September 2018

National Bus Service/City to City

Description: Bus stops from all regional and national transit providers that offer regional and national routes from Vermont.    Please contact the bus company for up-to-date schedules. Do not use this data for planning purposes. Stops from the following bus companies are included: Vermont Translines, Greyhound, Megabus, Dartmouth Coach, Yankee Trails, and Concord Coach Lines
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Available Metrics: Bus Stop Location
Years Available: Only current data is available
Source(s): GoVermont!, Vermont Center for Geographic Information
Last Update:  September 2018

Amtrak

Description: Train stations and ridership by town for Amtrak rail service.  The Energy Site map displays locations and the Community Progress Map shows ridership by town.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Station Location, Ridership by Station
Years Available: 2011-2017
Source(s): Amtrak, Rail Passenger Association
Last Update:  May 2019

Other Biofuels (non-electric)

Compost Heat

Description: Heat generated from decomposing organic matter and utilized on site. 
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Sites, Fossil Fuel Displaced Annually, Annual Customers Savings, Amount ($) of Incentives Utilized
Years Available: 2012-2019
Source(s): Agrilab Technologies
Last Updated: May 2019

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Liquid Biofueling Station

Description: Fueling stations that distribute biodiesel for heating and transportation.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Sites
Years Available: 2014-2019
Source(s): US Dept of Energy's Alternative Fuel Station Locator
Last Update: May 2019

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Biofuel Production Facility

Description: Facilities that produce biofuels for heating and transportation.
Type of Data: Site-Specific, Town Aggregate
Sector Breakdowns: None
Available Metrics: Sites, Amount Produced 
Years Available: 2004-2019
Available Metrics: Sites
Source(s): US Dept of Energy's Alternative Fuel Station Locator,  Vermont BioEnergy Initiative
Last Update: May 2019