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A couple changes will be coming to your electric bill this month - Vimarsana News

A couple changes will be coming to your electric bill this month

The Maine Public Utilities Commission held a meeting Thursday to explain why your bill will change. Both CMP and Versant customers will see a price difference

Maine Signs in Sustainable Energy Act - Vimarsana News

Maine Signs in Sustainable Energy Act

On July 10, 2023, Maine Governor Janet Mills signed into law An Act Relating to Net Energy Billing and Distributed Solar and Energy Storage Systems. The Act was proposed as an amended version of L.D. 1986 and is intended to mitigate some of the adverse effects NEB Program.

New Maine Law Restricts Participation in Net Energy Billing; Creates Solar and Energy Storage Program | Pierce Atwood LLP - Vimarsana News

New Maine Law Restricts Participation in Net Energy Billing; Creates Solar and Energy Storage Program | Pierce Atwood LLP

On July 10, 2023, Maine Governor Janet Mills signed into law An Act Relating to Net Energy Billing and Distributed Solar and Energy Storage Systems. The Act was proposed as an amended...

Solar developer contributes to student enrichment program and area charitable causes - Vimarsana News

Solar developer contributes to student enrichment program and area charitable causes

SunVest Solar, LLC, a Community Solar Developer headquartered in Pewaukee, Wisconsin, has contributed $5,400 to support SAD 27

Brunswick approves 20-year solar contract to power town, school facilities - Vimarsana News

Brunswick approves 20-year solar contract to power town, school facilities

Read Article Brunswick is taking a leap toward renewable energy after approving a 20-year offsite solar contract with ReVision Energy. The agreement targets a 66% commitment of the combined municipal and school electric expenses — saving the town an estimated $1.8 million over the 20-year period. Brunswick’s projected annual electric expense for both municipal and school buildings is $558,291, not including streetlights. Combining the school and town, the contracts translate to a commitment of about 3 million kilowatt hours per year generated through solar. For comparison, the average Am...