Center for EcoTechnology Blog

Now We’re Cooking with Magnets!

Have you heard of induction cooking? Are you wondering what all the buzz is about? Or perhaps you’re a homeowner wondering if induction stoves are worth the switch? The Center for EcoTechnology (CET) has launched a campaign, Cooking with Magnets, to help you answer those questions! What is Induction Cooking? Unlike gas, propane, and electric

By Cassie Rogers|2022-05-11T15:21:26-04:00March 10th, 2022|EcoFellows, Energy Efficiency, Go Green, Green for Homes, Sustainability|

Black Leaders In Energy Efficiency

In honor of Black History month, we are featuring some Black leaders in energy efficiency. The work of these men and women has scaffolded the energy-efficiency industry. From lightbulbs, travel efficiency, cleantech policies, and more - read about how they've shaped some of the most cost-effective and energy-efficient technologies available! Dr. Robert

By Kaitlyn Mitchell|2022-02-28T16:42:09-05:00February 28th, 2022|Black History Month, Energy Efficiency|

Easy Sustainable Valentine Gift Ideas!

There are so many ways to reduce waste on Valentine’s Day, especially when it comes to gifts. Although it may not be traditional, it doesn’t mean the gift or experience will be worth any less! Valentine’s Day is next week, so if you haven’t figured out what to gift your loved one(s), here are some

By Kaitlyn Mitchell|2022-02-10T16:55:11-05:00February 10th, 2022|Creative reuse, Sustainability|

In Case You Missed It: Weatherization Webinar Recap!

Weatherization Works! On January 31, we held our Weatherization Works webinar. If you missed the webinar, or want to revisit a topic we covered, check out the recording below! Weatherizing your home is an easy fix that can greatly increase your comfort while decreasing living costs. The focuses of the webinar included home energy efficiency,

By Kaitlyn Mitchell|2022-02-03T17:22:31-05:00February 3rd, 2022|Buildings, EcoFellows, Home Energy Ratings, Sustainability, Uncategorized, Webinar|

EcoFellowship Experience – Fatin Chowdhury

EcoFellowship Experience After graduating with a degree in Biology, I found fulfilling part-time work with Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s afterschool programs. Capabilities I had nurtured in school, regarding things like simultaneous self-sufficiency and team spirit, were relevant in that role and in my EcoFellowship role afterwards. Whenever I had free time, I felt empowered to

By Fatin Chowdhury|2022-01-24T16:40:20-05:00January 20th, 2022|EcoFellows, Sustainability|