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Solar For All Program Aims To Broaden Access To Residential Solar Energy - Renewables - Vimarsana News

Solar For All Program Aims To Broaden Access To Residential Solar Energy - Renewables

As this blog has covered previously, Congress approved new investments in clean energy at an unprecedented scale in November 2021's Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act ("IIJA")...

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Pull that plug - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

Pull that plug - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Winter is coming, and fuel prices are expected to rise during the colder months. Representatives of Cape Light Compact shared with The Times what led to these conditions, and how Islanders can prepare for the upcoming season.  Cape Light Compact also shared its information during a West Tisbury select board meeting in early November, and […]

Cape delegation opposes DPU decision - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

Cape delegation opposes DPU decision - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Seven delegates from the Cape and Islands, including state Rep. Dylan Fernandes, D-Falmouth, have sent out a letter to the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities in opposition to the department’s decision to reject a proposal by Cape Light Compact to convert 250 low-income and moderate-income deed-restricted homes to renewable energy on Cape Cod and Martha’s […]

Cape Legislators Go To Bat For Beleaguered Energy Program - Vimarsana News

Cape Legislators Go To Bat For Beleaguered Energy Program

The Cape Light Compact has again lost its battle to provide energy-saving equipment and heating systems to hundreds of homes on the Cape and Islands, but it has gained some