Press Releases and Issue Papers
Press Statement: VTEP Comments on State Report About Vermont Yankee ReliabilityPress Release: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Faulted for Skewed “Public” Meeting
Press Release: At Vermont Yankee hearing, Public Service Board urged to consider comprehensive studies and findings
The Economic Impact on the VY Station
Prepared by Richard Heaps for IBEW Local 300
Press Release: Vermont Energy Partnership Issues Renewable Energy Brief
Renewable Energy Sources in Vermont: A Status Report
Vermont and the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
By Guy Page, Vermont Energy Partnership
Governor Salmon Calls for Fact-Based and Respectful Discussion About Vermont Yankee and Its Future
Diverse Group of Vermont Leaders Urge Vermont Yankee License Renewal
Press Release: Business Organizations Reiterate Strong Opposition to Vermont Yankee Decommissioning Bill and Call for a Veto from Gov. Douglas
Partnership Releases "101 Energy $aving Tips"
Vermont Leaders Voice Strong Support of License Extension Vermont Yankee
Dr. Patrick Moore to Advise Vermont Energy Partnership
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With the exception of Hawaii, Vermont has the lowest natural gas consumption in the United States. Supply is imported primarily for residential use through a small capacity pipeline from Canada.
U.S. Energy Information Administration
With the exception of Hawaii, Vermont has the lowest natural gas consumption in the United States. Supply is imported primarily for residential use through a small capacity pipeline from Canada.
U.S. Energy Information Administration