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Promotional flyer for “Lower Your Energy Bills @ the PowerHouse.” The flyer features several photos of Cornell Cooperative Extension’s PowerHouse, a teal-colored mobile tiny home powered by solar panels. One photo shows people touring the PowerHouse outdoors, another shows the tiny home parked in a lot, and a third shows visitors inside during an educational presentation. A chalkboard sign reads, “Save $ on your utility bills!”  Text on the flyer announces:  5:00–7:00 PM – PowerHouse Open House: Learn about

Lower Your Energy Bills at the PowerHouse In-Person

Looking to reduce your utility costs and make your home more energy efficient? Join us at the George F. Johnson Memorial Library on Tuesday, June 30, for a special evening with Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Smart Energy Choices program and the PowerHouse, a mobile, off-grid tiny home powered by clean energy.

From 5:00 to 7:00 PM, tour the PowerHouse during an open house and learn about heat pumps, solar energy, and New York State programs that can help lower your energy bills. At 7:00 PM, attend a practical workshop led by your local Community Energy Advisor, who will explain how to read your utility bill and share strategies for reducing your energy costs.

Whether you’re interested in renewable energy, home efficiency upgrades, or saving money on your monthly bills, this informative program will provide valuable tools and resources to help you take the next steps toward a more energy-efficient home.

Date:
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Time:
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Time Zone:
Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
Location:
Scott Room
Campus:
George F. Johnson Memorial Library
Audience:
  Adult  
Categories:
  Adult Department  

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Kenneth Roman

Kenneth Roman
Head of Adult Services & Tech Center Manager

Kenneth Roman has been a dedicated member of the George F. Johnson Memorial Library team since 2006, starting as a high schooler and transitioning to a librarian in 2016 after earning a Master’s in Library and Information Science with a School Media focus from Syracuse University. As the Head of Adult Services, Kenneth oversees the Adult Department, including adult collection development, programming, and the Tech Center services. For inquiries, you can contact Kenneth at en.roman@4cls.org or gfjtechcenter@gmail.com.

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