If you’re a landlord of a unit where the tenant pays the electric bill, both you and your tenant can benefit from our no-cost Home Energy Assessment for Renters! Encourage your tenants to contact us directly for their Energy Assessment; any recommendations for weatherization will be signed off on by you before being implemented.
If you own a building with 5 or more units, check out our Multi-family offerings.
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Check to see if you qualify based on income for additional incentives and services designed to reduce home energy use and associated monthly costs. Households with two members need an income below $53,550 to qualify. This includes expanded no-cost Home Energy Assessments, fuel assistance, and reduced utility rates.
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The Edgartown park and ride lot is adding four electric vehicle charging stations, which should be running and available for use by commuters later this month. The project, supported by Eversource through its Make Ready program, is part of Island-wide efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
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A solar panel array at the capped landfill in Edgartown moved into its next stage after the town select board voted to enter into contract negotiations with Ameresco, a Framingham renewable energy company, to execute the project. The project is estimated to generate roughly 4.8 million kilowatt hours of energy per year, saving more than 3,400 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
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The Town of Sandwich is seeking public input in development of climate change strategies. Funded by a state coastal resiliency grant, the community outreach project is intended to help the town develop plans to protect parts of the Historic Sandwich Village area from climate change and sea-level rise.
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