CREATE A CLIMATE SMART HOME
ELECTRIFY CENTRAL OHIO
June 18, 2025 | 7 p.m.
Burton D. Morgan Lecture Hall | Denison
[The Burton D. Morgan Center is accessible from the campus parking garage. Directions to Burton D. Morgan Center]
Renewable energy is getting cheaper every year, and Ohio’s electric grid is getting cleaner. Switching your household’s major energy consumers (like heating/cooling, major appliances, lawn mowers, and vehicles) to electric can significantly reduce your greenhouse gas emissions and improve your home’s indoor air quality. Efficient electric technologies are becoming more affordable than ever, especially if you can take advantage of tax credits or other financial incentives. Go Green Granville & Electrify Central Ohio can help you make a plan to transition your home from fossil fuels to cleaner and lower carbon energy sources. Learn more about decarbonization through electrification and how we can help you go green!
PRESENTERS:
Andrew Leber: Andy is a psychology professor at The Ohio State University, specializing in cognitive neuroscience. He also serves as co-organizer of Sustainable Grandview and Electrify Central Ohio.
Madeline Fleisher: Madeline is an environmental and energy attorney who works as senior environmental counsel for Owens Corning. She blogs and/or rants more about clean energy issues at her website, the Climate Smart Handbook and is co-organizer of Electrify Central Ohio.
Additional details coming soon!
Saturday October 25, 2025
11 A.M. - 3 P.M.
Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center
2201 Fred Taylor Dr | Columbus
Electrify Central Ohio presents this one-stop, community event is for households interested in saving money while living more sustainably. Learn about energy-saving technologies, solar energy, electric vehicles, and resources available in central Ohio to help make green living affordable.
HIGHLIGHTS & VIDEO REPLAYS
PAST EVENTS
Considering adding rooftop or ground-mounted solar to your home or business? In April 2025, Denison University Sustainability Director Jeremy King gave a presentation on the solar installation process, from assessing your site’s potential to maximizing financial incentives and navigating net metering rules.
In March 2025, Go Green Granville hosted a special Electric Vehicle event featuring a panel of Granville resident EV owners, a "car show" featuring various electric vehicles, plus entertainment by talented local musicians playing fun car-themed songs. Go Green Granville leadership team member Frank O'Brien-Bernini shared the environmental impacts, technology, tax credits and incentives, vehicle options, plus the personal logistics of owning an EV and strategies to avoid range anxiety.
Interested in getting more involved with sustainability initiatives in Granville? Would you like to nominate a resident or business for a Sustainability Spotlight on the website? Want to connect with Go Green Granville leaders? Please use the form below or email us at: hello@gogreengranville.org
We'd love to hear from you!
Granville High School garden | photo by Susan King