To help residents save money and energy, and to improve their indoor air quality and safety, the City of Falls Church is offering free home energy audits, valued at $400-$600.
The Falls Church Climate Action Network (FCCAN) published their assessment of the City’s Energy Action Plan implementation to date. While the City has made some progress towards reducing its fuel emissions, these actions falls short of what is needed to meet the adopted goals.
FCCAN gives an update on how the City is progressing on its Energy Action Plans based on staff status reports. While there are many accomplishments thus far, funding and staffing continue to be problems.
FCCAN shows how we can all do our part to reduce greenhouse gases. Their Electrify Falls Church event on June 22, 2024, lets residents who have taken action share their experiences.
Approved 2023 energy plan identifies residential zoning changes as an action in its strategies to achieve its emissions reduction goals.
