Tuesday, September 2
7- 8 p.m.
Virtual event
Ever wondered what you are really paying for in your utility bill? In this eye-opening free webinar, Solar United Neighbors will peel back the layers of a typical bill, demystifying every section — from usage and delivery charges to taxes and hidden fees. By the end, you’ll know exactly where your money is going and how to spot opportunities to save. This webinar is part of the Energy Champions, a free community education series for Ohio residents.
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
7-8 p.m.
Granville Public Library
217 E. Broadway | Granville
Skipping some of the traditional fall garden cutback and cleanup tasks not only saves you time, but also is better for pollinators and other wildlife. Learn more about simple, inexpensive ways to create a more climate-conscious and pollinator-friendly landscape and how to strategically “leave the leaves” to protect overwintering pollinators AND keep the neighbors happy. Also discover ways to easily create or expand foundation and garden beds and fall planting of native trees and shrubs, plus timing and techniques to seed a low-maintenance pocket prairie.
REDUCE BEFORE YOU PRODUCE
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
7- 8:30 p.m.
Bryn Du Mansion
537 Jones Rd NE, Granville, OH
With electric rates on the rise and valuable federal tax credits set to expire, there's never been a better time to take control of your energy use. This talk explores practical, cost-effective strategies for improving home energy efficiency—because the cleanest and greenest energy is the energy you never use. Learn how small changes can lead to big savings, greater comfort, and a smarter path toward future investments in renewable energy. Before you add solar panels, discover how to "reduce before you produce." This Go Green Granville event is co-sponsored by the Bryn Du Life Local speaker series.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Dave Wolf leads the technical strategy for Owens Corning’s insulation business, focusing on product innovation and advancing building science. With over 30 years of experience, he has held technical leadership roles across the business segments of insulation and cladding systems. His expertise includes energy transport and reducing air leakage in buildings. Dave holds 13 U.S. patents (with two pending), has authored numerous technical papers, is a five-time recipient of the Owens Corning Innovation Award, and has twice made the Top 100 list of new construction products. He earned his Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from Purdue University.
Dave Wolf, Ph.D.
Technical Director, Insulation,
Owens Corning
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.
On June 18, Go Green Granville welcomed Andrew Leber and Madeline Fleisher from Electrify Central Ohio who presented information about ways to reduce climate impacts of home energy use via electrification. Participants learned about the latest innovations in air sourced heat pumps, convection ovens and electric water heaters. Electrify Central provides contractor referrals, cost calculators, product recommendations, and resources on creating a climate-smart home.
Considering adding rooftop or ground-mounted solar to your home or business? Denison University Sustainability Director Jeremy King presented 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
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Granville High School garden | photo by Susan King