Residential

Homeowners interested in ReVision’s ‘whole home approach’ are leaving the fossil fuels behind and instead pairing other innovative technology with their solar electric array. The solar array generates electricity instead of pulling power from the grid and feeds the other appliances to have a fully electric household.

At the Goodspeed’s House Tour, you’ll hear all about how driving on sunshine benefits these homeowners with their new Tesla Model 3. We’ll also talk about the latest heating and cooling options with solar power. And how you can storage your clean solar power in a battery for when the grid goes down.  

6pm Cocktails on the Patio
6:30pm Tour of the Solar
Free but please RSVP - address will be given out a few days before the event!

The Goodspeed’s are proud to support Family Promise with this event! For every person who attends, ReVision will donate to Family Promise North Shore Boston. Come to learn how this non-profit is helping to stop homelessness in the North Shore. And sign up to be apart of their Cardboard Box City Fundraiser happening August 3rd in Beverly.

Batteries are the perfect complement to the solar-powered home of the future — not only can you enjoy huge savings and environmental benefits by going solar, but you can add reliable, nearly-silent backup power that benefits everyone when you add batteries. Massachusetts is introducing a new program that will make a 21st-century battery storage solution available nearly for free. This is because the cost of creating incentives for batteries is paid for by savings all ratepayers will get when batteries are used to reduced load on the electric grid.

ReVision Energy, as your local, full service solar + battery partner, is here to help inform you about how the new program works and how to get situated with a battery system. Local expertise on advanced energy options For this exclusive battery + solar event, we’re teaming up with Pika Energy, an advanced electronics company based out of Maine, who offer an inverter + battery electronics option that is a perfect fit for the new Massachusetts incentive program. Pika Energy and ReVision Energy experts will be on-hand to talk about how batteries fit into the whole-house clean energy transition, as well as answering any questions you may have about the exciting world of solar + battery power.

This event will be available both in-person, and streamed online via Facebook! Register now and indicate whether you intend to enjoy the event in person (we’ll have snacks!) or enjoy it from the comfort of your home computer or mobile device.

Learn more and register here.

Join ReVision Energy on our New Home Tour co-hosted with USGBC MA Chapter!
Houses are not being built like they used to be! New houses have the capability of being fully electric (no fossil fuels), but having zero electricity bills. This may sound impossible, but when you utilize new building strategies and technologies you can improve the energy efficiency of your home and power it completely using clean solar energy! Be our guest and come on our new home tour to see for yourself.

Learn more and register here.

Join LISC Boston, Massachusetts Housing Partnership for a Forum on Innovative Financing Strategies for High-Performance Affordable Housing

How can we achieve deeper energy savings and integrate clean energy technologies into multifamily affordable housing? Hear from lenders, subsidy providers, and owners on the potential to incorporate efficiency improvements into the financing process. Speakers include Community Preservation Corporation, NYC Department of Housing Preservation & Development, LISC, MHP, and POAH.

To learn more about this event, please contact Emily Jones at EJones@lisc.org or (617) 410-4336.

Come find out what you and your community-owned electric utility can do to combat climate change. Hear from Belmont Light General Manager Chris Roy on our plan for strategic electrification, which seeks to increase renewable-sourced energy and promote switching home heating and cooling and transportation in Belmont to electricity. Co-hosted by First Church and Beth El Temple.

Learn more about the event here.

Citizens are bombarded with advice on actions they should take to address the catastrophic impacts of global warming resulting in climate change.  Install this. Buy that. Do or don’t do something else. Attend this Belmont Energy Committee forum to learn what are the most important steps YOU and the Town can take to really make a difference in preventing global warming and climate change. Hear from experts about how the world of 2035 can and will differ from the world we know today.

Speakers include George Bachrach, former president of the Environmental League of Massachusetts, Peter Fox-Penner, Director of Boston University’s Institute for Sustainable Energy, and Chris Roy, the General Manager of Belmont Light.

Learn more and register here.