Electrify Frederick County:
For Clean, Green All-Electric Buildings
Supporting County-wide legislation for all-new electric buildings
Get dangerous gas out of our buildings
Help meet MD's statewide goal of 60% reduction in emissions by 2031
The movement to #ElectrifyEverything is growing in Maryland! Montgomery and Howard Counties recently passed legislation to electrify new buildings and homes. In a state – Maryland – committed to a carbon-free electrical grid in coming years, we need to act now to make sure new buildings are equipped with electric hot water systems and heat pumps for space heating and cooling, creating a zero-greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions future.
Now it’s time for Frederick County to follow suit!
Send a message to the Frederick County Council:
What would an Electrified Frederick County Look Like?
VICTORY!
Howard County Latest to Move Towards Eliminating Fossil Fuel Use in New Buildings
Howard County Joins Neighboring Montgomery County in
Growing Trend to 'Electrify Everything' in the Face of Rapid Climate Change
Works Cited:
- Md. Comm’n on Climate Change, Building Energy Transition Plan, Oct. 11, 2021
- U.S. Energy Info. Admin., Winter Fuels Outlook, Oct. 2021
- American Medical Association Resolution 439, adopted 2022 See RMI, Indoor Air Pollution: the Link between Climate and Health (2020)
- Stanford University Press Release, Stanford scientists find the climate and health impacts of natural gas stoves are greater than previously thought (2022)
Related Campaigns: Electrify Maryland
