Clean and Green: White Plains

The Hudson Valley Energy Consultants (HVEC) team goes "on the road" again to participate in Clean and Green: White Plains on Saturday, May 30, 2009, from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm on Mamaroneck Avenue between Main Street and Martine Ave. The FREE free environmental event will feature educational displays, team members sharing expertise in environmental science, law and policy, green vendors, food and entertainment. HVEC principals Peter Bell and Frank Lessa look forward to meeting you and answering your energy conservation questions.

More in the press release for Hudson Valley Energy Consultants at Clean and Green: White Plains.

Chappaqua Environmental Forum

Hudson Valley Energy Consultants (HVEC) took part in the The First Chappaqua Environmental Forum at the Seven Bridges Middle School on Saturday, May 9, 2009 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. The student-run Environmental Forum included workshops on a variety of topics, including

• Going Green
• Global Warming
• Recycling 101
• Alternative Energies
• Water Use & Abuse

The Forum also hosted booths from school, community and local environmental groups -- like HVEC -- which provided additional information and resources on how to protect the environment. Refreshments were available, and students who pre-registered received organic Forum T-shirts.

Homeowners Conserve Cash

HVEC was featured in Allan Drury's article, "Homeowners conserve cash with energy audits," in the Journal News on October 12, 2008.

Download and read it (PDF: 30 KB)

Energy Fair at the Pepsi Bottling Group

Peter Bell and the Hudson Valley Energy Consulting team participated in the very successful 2008 Energy Fair sponsored by the Pepsi Bottling Group at its Somers, NY facility on September 10. Read what William W. Gruffi, Pepsi Director of Facilities said afterward.

Bryant Gardens Energy Fair

HVEC's Frank Lessa (left) and Peter Bell were the headliners at the Bryant Gardens Energy Fair Picnic in White Plains, NY. The Fair, which was held at the Playground on Bryant Crescent, launched the cooperative housing development's two-year plan to reduce energy overall consumption by 20%. Also participating in the Fair were the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority and Con Edison. Residents enjoyed the Aladdin table at which the co-op exchanged new energy-efficient fluorescent lamps for old incandescent bulbs.

Creating an Energy Smart Home

HVEC President Peter Bell talked with Asa Aarons -- Ask Asa -- about saving money on heating and cooling costs.