Go Green Granville recently hosted a sustainability & resiliency "show and tell" featuring ways to utilize electric vehicles, inverters paired with electric mower batteries, and other portable power options to supply critical power when the grid goes down. This standing room only Life Local event at Bryn Du Mansion highlighted some of the creative ways Granville residents are going green and keeping their lights on, the fridge cold, and their phones charged during power outages. It also explored ways in which Granville can become a more sustainable, climate resilient community. 

The Go Green Granville Fund at the Granville Community Foundation offers grants of up to $50,000 to help schools, civic organizations, and nonprofits install on-site solar electric systems. These grants aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, lower long-term energy costs, and empower local organizations to take meaningful action to address climate change.