In the 1930s, Morton Marshia witnessed the transformative power of rural electrification within his small Vermont community. This eighth-generation dairy farmer realized that he and his neighbors could secure their economic independence due to the mechanization of agriculture that electricity allowed.

Sixty years later his grandson became the CEO of EnSave, which has carried forth Grandfather's vision for the vital importance of energy and resource management to our economic development.

In the twenty-first century our rural communities face unprecedented challenges due to a changing climate and limited resources. EnSave is inspired by the hard-working farm families and rural businesses who are the backbone of our economy. Together, we work with them towards a sustainable future.

Ensave has helped save clients between 10% and 30%! Starting with our Agricultural Energy Audit.

We also offer grant assistance for the Rural Energy For America Program!