Clean Energy Task Force advances bronze certification toward August deadline
East Hampton Clean Energy Task Force races toward mid-August certification deadline. Chairman Russ Kaplan convened all seven members to advance the Sustainable East Hampton bronze certification initiative, which is slated for submission to Sustainable CT by mid-August pending final internal review;
Clean Energy Task Force · Meeting of August 4, 2026
CT EAST HAMPTON — East Hampton Clean Energy Task Force races toward mid-August certification deadline. Chairman Russ Kaplan convened all seven members to advance the Sustainable East Hampton bronze certification initiative, which is slated for submission to Sustainable CT by mid-August pending final internal review; a Sustainable CT representative has already reviewed submissions and indicated the Task Force is positioned for eventual Climate Leader status. The Heatsmart heating-efficiency program is finalizing its final town mailing, including materials for income-eligible homeowners.
The Voltpost electric vehicle charging infrastructure project has entered the permitting phase following Town Council approval.
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Source: the Clean Energy Task Force meeting of August 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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