Price Named New Chair of Clean Energy Task Force
Clean Energy Task Force voted unanimously to transition leadership, electing David Price as the new chairman effective year-end, replacing Russ Kaplan.
Clean Energy Task Force voted unanimously to transition leadership, electing David Price as the new chairman effective year-end, replacing Russ Kaplan.
Clean Energy Task Force moves forward with Bronze Certification and VoltPost redesign. Chairman Russ Kaplan's board unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and confirmed submission of a Sustainable CT Bronze Certification application with 265 to 270 points against a 250-point threshold,
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 advances EV charging station plan through Voltpost pole-procurement decision. Chair Russ Kaplan and members Kathleen Monroe, Silas Kavalkovich, and David Price agreed that Voltpost will secure the charging pole on the town's behalf with reimbursement after installation,
Clean Energy Task Force updates sustainability initiatives, EV charging infrastructure. The committee unanimously approved prior minutes and discussed progress toward Bronze certification from Sustainable CT. Connecticut Environmental Education Center representatives presented on the state's Food
East Hampton's Clean Energy Task Force votes on clean energy legislation. The task force voted 6-0 to send a legislative email to state leadership on House bill 5340, while tracking Voltpost EV charging installation at Town Hall with a potential June start date for the first location. The
Clean Energy Task Force advances Sustainable CT bronze certification and summer outreach. The task force, led by Chairman Russ Kaplan, reviewed progress using a color-coded tracking spreadsheet and discussed adding updated information to state and town websites. The group will present the
Clean Energy Task Force advances pollinator initiative and spring HeatSmart outreach. Chair Russ Kaplan convened the meeting with five members present (Jonathan Searles, Silas Kavalkovich, Kathleen Monroe, Andrea Simmons) and two absent. The task force unanimously approved the February 3 minutes in
Clean Energy Task Force reviews renewable initiatives and schedules spring planning session. Present were Chair Russ Kaplan and members Jonathan Searles, Silas Kavalkovich, David Price, and Elizabeth Congo; Kathleen Monroe and Andrea Simmons were absent. David Price reported on green energy
East Hampton Clean Energy Task Force votes to reject working groups for 2026. Chair Russ Kaplan led the task force in a 6-0 vote approving prior minutes and declining to form working groups, deciding members with priority items can bring them directly to the full task force. The group advanced work
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