Continuing its commitment to clean energy, Newton City Hall recently announced that beginning in 2017 a portion of the new solar array to be installed in the Elliot Street DPW yard will be allocated for offsetting a portion of the energy cost for low income residents. Read more:
Wicked Local, October 19, 2016
Boston Globe, October 19, 2016
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Council is looking to keep new buildings’ heat & hot water electric, so they don’t need to be retrofitted in +/- 10 years. This is also just consumer protection. https://twitter.com/_EmilyNorton/status/1390101367549796353
Emissions cuts could halve the impact of melting ice on oceans.This is why we must act to meet climate action goals. Electrify! #newtonma #ClimateAction https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/05/05/nation/emissions-cuts-could-halve-impact-melting-ice-oceans/?event=event25 via @BostonGlobe
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Council is looking to keep new buildings’ heat & hot water electric, so they don’t need to be retrofitted in +/- 10 years. This is also just consumer protection. https://twitter.com/_EmilyNorton/status/1390101367549796353