Site URL: http://bit.ly/BuildingElectricMap
It’s a simple “storymap” site featuring a map of examples of projects and programs around the country where buildings are being built or retrofitted all-electric. Each pin on the map contains source links and a short blurb with details and sometimes quotes about the cost-effectiveness, health, or efficiency benefits. Everything is in the public domain. The goal of this site is to help journalists, officials, community leaders and advocates understand that the solution-side to concerns about gas isn’t scary or uncertain or newfangled — but rather happening already, proven, popular and coast-to-coast. There is also a brief section with links to some additional graphics, videos and explainers.
Going Electric, Going Clean — Check out this map of examples of electric construction and renovation around the U.S., where communities, utilities and builders are putting our ever-cleaner electricity generation to power homes and buildings and reducing pollution from gas.
Heating & cooking with #electricappliances are nothing new—but building #allelectric is getting new attention all across America. Check out this story map for examples of electric construction & renovation projects around the US: #buildingelectrification http://bit.ly/BuildingElectricMap
Check out this story map of some of the electric construction & renovation projects that are improving the comfort, health, #airquality, #energyefficiency & bill-savings for families across the country: #allelectric #buildingelectrification http://bit.ly/BuildingElectricMap
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Hello [name] –
Did you know that communities, utilities and business leaders all across America are working together to power buildings and homes using clean energy? Electric construction and renovation projects can be less expensive to build, operate and maintain. They also offer healthier indoor air quality, and can help states and municipalities meet their goals of reducing climate-altering pollution.
Please check out this new map that offers a small glimpse into electrification projects happening all across the country: http://bit.ly/BuildingElectricMap
Sincerely, [name]