Falls Church Climate Action Network is a place to learn, collaborate, and advocate for a clean energy future.

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About FCCAN

Who we are

FCCAN is a nonprofit dedicated to helping City of Falls Church residents and business owners interested in addressing climate change, both individually and as a community.

Our mission

● Be a venue for exchange of information among residents and businesses.

● Monitor and advocate for progress on the Community and Government Action Plans.

● Execute programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

⟶ Meet FCCAN’s Board of Directors.

⟶ Have a question, comment or suggestion? Email FCCAN

FCCAN Blog Posts

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An Uphill Battle for the Community Energy Action Plan
An Uphill Battle for the Community Energy Action Plan

In 2023, the City government adopted a plan to help residents and businesses save energy and accelerate their transition away from fossil fuels. The community is not making adequate progress, and FCCAN assesses whether the city government is following through on its official plan.

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Latest Emissions Data Show Faster Action is Needed
Latest Emissions Data Show Faster Action is Needed

Data published in March confirmed that local emissions of greenhouse gases in 2023 rebounded after COVID and were even above 2018 levels. Households can play a big role to reverse that trend, but deliberate action is needed. This post discusses the key action areas.

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New City Budget Again Falls Short on Energy & Climate
New City Budget Again Falls Short on Energy & Climate

Rather than “Leading by Example” on climate investments, the City budget that starts July 1 remains hesitant to commit the staff and resources needed to implement its climate and energy plans.

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Climate Events Calendar

  • Tue., Aug. 25: Solar Maintenance Webinar

    Do you have rooftop solar panels? Join this Solar United Neighbors (SUN) webinar to learn about typical maintenance situations and the costs involved.

    When: Tue., Aug 25 | Noon to 1 p.m.

    Where: Virtual

    Learn More

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