OBERLIN TOUR

This is a FREE guided tour kicks off at 9 am at the Oberlin Fire Department, 430 S. Main Street.  The Oberlin Green Energy Ohio guided tour showcases innovative uses of solar, energy efficiency, and other green energy technologies.A FREE guided tour kicks off at 9 am at the Oberlin Fire Department, 430 S. Main Street.  The Oberlin Green Energy Ohio guided tour showcases innovative uses of solar, energy efficiency, and other green energy technologies. 

Tour Schedule is as follows:

9 am. - Oberlin Fire Department, 430 S. Main Street

10 am - Adam Joseph Lewis Center, 122 Elm Street

11 am - Oberlin College Solar Array, Deadend of N. Prospect Street

Noon - 1:30 pm LUNCH ON YOUR OWN - Visits will be given the Oberlin Business Partner's guide for food locations.  We also encourage you to stop by the Oberlin Farmer's Marketat 69 S. Main Street.  Along with our newly opened business incubator program SEED Ventures at 29 S. Main Street.

1:30 pm - Trail Magic, 495 E. College Street (this home will be available to tour all day between 10 am and 4 pm.  This is a scheduled top during this Oberlin tour.)

2:30 pm - Mavrich Passive Solar Home - 625 Spruce Street

3:30 pm - Mitchell High-Performance Home, 121 Smith Street.  This is also a Ribbon Cutting Open House celebration!

Your tour guides will be Emily Stanford, Energy Efficiency Fellow and Greg Jones, Energy Advocate for POWER.  If you have any questions, please contact Greg Jones at 440-935-0995.

For more information about each of the tours above click here!

This event is brought to you by P.O.W.E.R(www.PowerOberlin.org).

Providing Oberlin With Efficiency Responsibly (POWER) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) grassroots environmental justice organization whose purpose is to increase the energy efficiency of housing in Oberlin. Founded in 2008, POWER has insulated and weatherized 22 houses and has had heat loss and furnace inspections conducted on those and more.

1. seeks to:

 

• Make low-income individuals more financially secure in the face of rising utility costs
• Improve the quality of lives of residents by creating a more comfortable home
• Reduce the amount of pollution and CO2 emitted by Oberlin housing
• Provide a way for the community to take responsibility for unavoidable CO2 emissions.

 

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