by washingtongas | Mar 30, 2020
The Climate Business Plan is good for the environment, for District residents and visitors, and it puts in place a framework for smart growth in the region. Our plan to promote energy efficiency measures will cost Washington Gas and customers at least $2.7 billion...
by washingtongas | Mar 30, 2020
Scientists agree that the cumulative impact of emissions over time compels that we take action in the short term. This is why the Climate Business Plan focuses on short-, medium- and long-term efforts. The things that we can bring to bear in the next few years will...
by washingtongas | Mar 30, 2020
Natural gas plays an essential part of our energy mix and is the preferred method of heating and cooking for 165,000 District residents and businesses today. By harnessing natural gas in our low carbon energy mix, along with other carbon neutral sources like biogas...
by washingtongas | Mar 30, 2020
We spent the past year developing a comprehensive plan that will drive down GHG emissions related to natural gas by 50 percent in 2032 and 100 percent by 2050. We will achieve those ambitious goals by implementing a three-pronged approach: Maximize Energy Efficiency....
by washingtongas | Mar 30, 2020
Carbon neutrality is a term used to describe individuals, businesses and organizations taking action to remove as much carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as each put into it. To become carbon neutral, we will invest in infrastructure and emerging technologies. This...
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