People emPOWERing Princeton: Lois
Lois Leading Change Lois is a long-term advocate of sustainability here in Princeton. Lois has been volunteering with Sustainable Princeton for seven years, most recently at our ecommuter fest, as […]
Explainer Series #1: Electric Cars and Lithium Batteries
Welcome to our new explainer series, taking important topics and going deeper! How sustainable are electric cars and lithium batteries? Lithium is the planet’s lightest metal, as well as being […]
A Note to our Neighbors About Community Solar & Third Party Energy Solicitations
October 20, 2023 We’ve heard reports of neighbors having community solar or third party energy sales representatives knocking on their doors to sign them up for a community solar […]
People emPOWERing Princeton:The Larsen Family
Welcome to the Larsen Family Home! Introducing the Larsen Family Nina from the Larsen family first connected with Sustainable Princeton when she reached out with ideas that could encourage residents […]
National Bike Month Continues, Bike to Work Day is May 19
May 17, 2023 … Sustainable Princeton (SP) has consistently highlighted the importance of bicycling to the Princeton community and its future. “Choosing to take a bus, ride a bike, or […]
If You Have an Electric Vehicle, But No Access to a Charger, Princeton Can Help
“I just want to take a moment to acknowledge the hard work that the Princeton Municipal Engineering Department and Sustainable Princeton put into making this happen. I’m excited that these […]
Sustainable Minds: Building & Developing Sustainably (Dec 6, 2022)
Using design and development to fight climate change This session discussed the ways in which development and construction can be used as a tool against climate change. Ken Levinson, Executive […]
My Quick Home Energy Check-Up
By Lisa Nicolaison Have you heard about PSE&G’s Quick Home Energy Check-Ups (QHEC)? With winter on its way, I decided to schedule a free check-up for my home and learn […]
All Aboard for Better Transit to Princeton Junction
Some more voices are speaking up in favor of New Jersey Transit’s proposal for a major expansion of the “Dinky Corridor,” the transit-dedicated line from the south edge of the […]
Want a Carbon-Free Commute? Sustainable Princeton, High School Biking Club Can Help
If you want to see the latest and greatest in electric vehicles and electric bicycles be sure to check out Sustainable Princeton’s “eCommuter Fest: Celebrating the Carbon-Free Commute” on Friday […]
