Electric Avenue

Select your neighborhood

		Capstan Neighborhood
		West Blakely Neighborhood

Electric Avenue is a visual way to build energy-use awareness and share the collective energy savings of Bainbridge Island neighborhoods. Electric Avenue will be updated weekly to highlight the average energy use of homeowners in participating neighborhoods. Daily average energy use of participants will be tracked on their neighborhood's Electric Avenue and compared to 100 similar households on Bainbridge Island. Additional comparison lines may be added as the project proceeds.

RePower Bainbridge provides participants with FREE Home Energy Check-Ups, comprehensive home energy assessments, financing options and cash-back incentives for qualifying energy-efficiency improvements. For a list of qualifying improvements and access to RePower trade allies who will help you upgrade your home, please visit our incentive page.

For more information on the RePower Bainabridge Electric Avenue project, please email us. Electric Avenue is inspired and supported by The Tidy Street Project, which began in Brighton, England.

The City of Bainbridge Island is one of 20 communities in the United States to receive a BetterBuildings award from U.S. Department of Energy in July 2010. RePower Bainbridge is funded in part by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and implemented in part by Positive Energy and the City of Bainbridge Island. RePower Bainbridge partners include City of Bainbridge Island, Puget Sound Energy, Conservation Services Group, Positive Energy, Sierra Club, Kitsap Credit Union, Worksource Kitsap, Olympic Community College, and Washington State Department of Commerce.