ANCA adds Boggess, Trombley to board of directors

Sarah Boggess

SARANAC LAKE — The Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA) recently added two clean-energy leaders to its board of directors.  Sarah Boggess, VP of external affairs at ReEnergy Holdings LLC, and Troy Trombley, government and community relations manager at the New York State Electric and Gas Corporation (NYSEG), joined the board.  Boggess and Trombley both bring […]

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SARANAC LAKE — The Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA) recently added two clean-energy leaders to its board of directors. 

Sarah Boggess, VP of external affairs at ReEnergy Holdings LLC, and Troy Trombley, government and community relations manager at the New York State Electric and Gas Corporation (NYSEG), joined the board. 

Boggess and Trombley both bring experience in sustainable energy, community relations, and marketing to the regional nonprofit, which works to build economic prosperity and resilience for North Country businesses and communities. The region’s clean-energy sector is one of ANCA’s key focus areas, which also includes local food systems, small business development, and the Adirondack Diversity Initiative. 

“Sarah and Troy are great additions to the ANCA team and will be enormously helpful as our Clean Energy Program continues to expand renewable energy and energy efficiency opportunities in the region,” ANCA Executive Director Elizabeth Cooper said in a release. “With growing momentum and legislative support for New York’s clean energy transition, ANCA is in a unique position to lead community-based initiatives here in the North Country. Sarah and Troy’s professional experience and community engagement will be valuable assets to our work in this arena.”

Over the last three years, ANCA says its Clean Energy Team has been ramping up efforts to provide clean-energy opportunities for low-to-moderate income households, improve the region’s clean-transportation infrastructure, and help guide climate-justice policy at the state level. 

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