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Boston residents can get greener (and cheaper) electricity through the city. Here's how - Vimarsana News

Boston residents can get greener (and cheaper) electricity through the city. Here's how

Boston officials are encouraging residents to switch to Community Choice Electricity, a municipal aggregation program that offers greener energy and could save you money on your electric bill. Here's a guide to the different plans and how to sign up.

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Municipal Electricity Aggregation in Pittsfield - Vimarsana News

Municipal Electricity Aggregation in Pittsfield

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Pittsfield reminds residents and business owners that they are eligible to sign up for a lower rate of electricity by joining the city's Municipal Aggregation...

Pittsfield: City's aggregation program offers lower electricity rates - Vimarsana News

Pittsfield: City's aggregation program offers lower electricity rates

As utility costs continue to increase, the city of Pittsfield reminds residents and business owners that they are eligible to sign up for a lower rate of electricity by joining

Rochester to start electricity aggregation program - Vimarsana News

Rochester to start electricity aggregation program

ROCHESTER — The town of Rochester announced that it will launch its electricity aggregation program, Rochester Community E

Wu pitches lower electricity rates through supplier program - Vimarsana News

Wu pitches lower electricity rates through supplier program

Customers who choose the city’s Community Choice Electricity program as their supplier will see lower rates, according to Mayor Michelle Wu. The rates went into effect November 2021 and run through December 2023. The program’s rates are lower than those of Eversource, the local utility provider, for “at least six months,” according to the Wu administration.