Newton’s EV Task Force is a community group which aims to increase awareness and adoption of electric vehicles here in Newton. We’re offering free consulting sessions to help condos and apartments adopt EV charging on site. We will volunteer our … Read More
Electric vehicles (EVs) are necessary in our transition to a zero-carbon world, plus they’re fun to drive. Green Energy Consumers’ Drive Green program has researched and pre-negotiated great deals on EVs in Massachusetts and Rhode Island for you (in addition … Read More
Back in December, we wrote about how the rules for what electric vehicles (EVs) qualify for the federal tax credit were going to change in 2024. Those changes did kick in January 2024, but so did new rules about how … Read More
Governor Maura Healey recently signed a tax bill offering new breaks for people who commute by bike or public transportation. This new bill–amending a section of state law that grants a $750 tax deduction to residents who use E-ZPass, purchase … Read More
Thursday, February 8 at 7pm. Online. Right now, it’s not easy to get a hold of any vehicle, including electric vehicles, because of supply chain constraints. However, manufacturers have announced an exciting line-up of new electric cars that will be … Read More
Ross Bloom is the founder of REVVIT, a Newton startup that seeks to make EV Level 1 charging more accessible to renters, condo owners, and small company employees. The concept of REVVIT is to create a simple and inexpensive way … Read More
Would you like $9,000 off a new Ford Mustang Mach-E? How about $5,000 off a new Nissan Ariya electric SUV? You’re in luck, because DRIVE GREEN DEALS ARE BACK! Green Energy Consumers’ Drive Green Program makes it easy to view … Read More
Wednesday, January 17 from 7:30-8:30pm. Online. Massachusetts has had a rebate for electric cars since 2014, called MOR-EV. This year, the rebate underwent some big changes, thanks to last year’s climate law. During this webinar, we’ll go over the rebate … Read More
The City of Newton Planning and Development Department recently presented plans for the Washington Street Pilot Project and multiple design options that prioritize improved safety, accessibility, visual appeal and the public experience. The City would like continued public feedback through … Read More
As more and more people switch from gas-powered cars to electric vehicles (EVs), we hear a lot of questions along the lines of “can the grid handle it?” Sometimes that question is about supply and emissions (i.e. will we have … Read More
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