On July 26, Neighborhood Solar announced an extension of its current program, because of the assaults on solar in Massachusetts.
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New Solar Announcment
Neighborhood Solar Extension Announcement July 26, 2016 To all of you who have just signed up through Neighborhood Solar’s current offer, or have inquired and are considering this option right now, or have installed solar in the past through the Neighborhood Solar Program: Since Neighborhood Solar reopened this spring, there have been assaults on the …
Neighborhood Solar celebrates Earth Day by opening a Solar Group-Buy Program
Running from April 22, 2017, to July 31, 2017, Neighborhood Solar offers Watertown, Belmont, Cambridge, and Arlington residents a solar group-purchase discount program. Using SunBug Solar as the installer and offering a 21% discount off the current average installation price in Massachusetts, this program combines the best solar prices with the best solar quality and …
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Climate Change and how it will affect Boston
Today’s New York Times Magazine focuses on climate change and it’s potential impact on coastal communities. We now have a president who calls climate change a hoax. I’m seriously concerned that government in general is largely in denial about the very real consequences that we will soon be facing. I live in Back Bay and …
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Recap: Discussion on Energy & Climate Legislation
ICYMI: On Sat. 2/18, Senator Brownsberger hosted a community discussion on energy and climate bills filed in the 2017-2018 legislative session
PRELIMINARY INVENTORY OF CLIMATE/ENERGY BILLS PENDING
This is a preliminary inventory of major bills in the climate energy space in the coming session.