• Enfield Energy Emporium comes to town

    The EEC would like to welcome the newest business in town, the Enfield Energy Emporium at 60 Main Street in Enfield which had its grand opening Saturday April 11, 2009.   http://www.energyemp.com

  • Enfield Recycles!

    Enfield accepts #1, #2 and #7 plastics for recycling at the transfer station, no matter what the shape or size of the container is.  Solid Waste & Recycling Program Guide.

  • Switch to compact flourescent bulbs

    image The Compact Fluorescent puts out a wide variety of light using less than 1/4 as much energy as an incandescent bulb.
    EEC encourages residents to switch bulbs to save energy, money and the environment.

  • Streetlight study

    Enfield spent over $25,000 last year to run 227 streetlights which consume more then 102,756 Kilowatt hours a year emitting more then 77 TONS of Co2.

  • No idling

    IDLING WASTES FUEL AND MONEY

    Needless idling burns our hard earned dollars through the exhaust pipe.

    An idling vehicle gets 0 miles to the gallon.

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1 2008 ENFIELD ENERGY COMMITTEE REPORT Sunday, 22 February 2009
2 Information and Educational Resources Tuesday, 23 September 2008
3 Alternative Energy Opportunities Monday, 22 September 2008
4 Enfield Streetlight Study Monday, 22 September 2008
5 Switch to compact flourescent bulbs Monday, 22 September 2008
6 No idling please! Monday, 22 September 2008
7 The Energy Reduction Challenge Monday, 22 September 2008

Why CFL?

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Why Compact Fluorescent Bulbs

If every American home replaced just one light bulb with an ENERGY STAR qualified CFL bulb, we would save enough energy to light more than 3 million homes for a year, more than $600 million in annual energy costs, and prevent greenhouse gases equivalent to the emissions of more than 800,000 cars.   More information is available on the Energy Star website. 

We recycle FLUORESCENT LAMP TUBES — all sizes and shapes.  Store and package your bulbs in the original cardboard box, if possible. Broken or cracked bulbs are not recyclable!More information is available in the Solid Waste & Recycling Program Guide.

Energy Usage

  Gallons        Location             $                   LB Co2          Tons Co2  
1170.9         Center Fire           $2,615.88      26,209.43        13.10
  878.2         Community Bldg  $1,988.74      19,657.63          9.83
1125.2         Depot Street        $2,479.43       25,186.48        12.59
2303.2         DPW                   $5,429.36       51,554.83        25.78
  829.6         PD                      $1,837.79       18,569.77          9.28
1196.17       Shedd Street        $2,470.13      26,775.07         13.39
1497.8         Union St. Station   $3,316.33      33,526.76         16.76
2825.3         Whitney Hall          $6,479.90      63,241.52         31.62
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11826.37 gallons                    $26,617.55      264,721 lb. Co2  132.36 tons Co2

Recycling

The Town of Enfield provides solid waste services for Enfield residences via curbside pick-up of household waste, a drop-off  service for recyclables, household waste and automotive waste, i.e. used oil & filters, at the Enfield Transfer Station and Recycling Center, seasonal yard waste disposal at the Enfield Public Works Facility and, in cooperation with regional facilities, collection of hazardous wastes, demolition debris, and other items.

FLUORESCENT LAMP TUBES — all sizes and shapes.  Store and package your bulbs in the original cardboard box, if possible. Broken or cracked bulbs are not recyclable!

Change your lights, and change your world!

EEC encourages residents to switch bulbs to save energy, money and the environment.

Latest data for atmospheric CO2

Additional Energy Resources

The EEC has put together a collection of regional resources on energy consumption and reduction.

Join me at www.350.org

Enfield Public Library

 The Enfield Public Library building project includes a proposed geothermal heating system.

Enfield Shaker Village

Enfield Shaker Museum. Building a sustainable community.

A N.H. Main Street Community


The Enfield Village Association's Main Street program is dedicated to revitalizing Enfield's historic Main Street neighborhood. Winding for a pleasant mile between Routes 4 & 4A, Enfield's Main Street is rich with historic buildings, beautiful natural resources, and opportunities for hometown businesses.