Jun 3, 2025 | Franklin, Media, Year 2025
Alan Earls – Editor The Town of Franklin has announced that when the current electricity supply agreement expires with the Community Choice Power Supply Program in November 2025, a new agreement with a lower fixed rate of 13.9 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) will...
May 1, 2025 | Burlington, Media, Year 2025
By MARK BIAGIOTTI BURLINGTON – The Select Board recently heard an update regarding the town’s community aggregation utility plan. The town pursued this initiative, which went into effect last October, due to inquiries as to why the town didn’t have an...
Feb 26, 2025 | Media, West Newbury, Year 2025
• By Lisa Rinaldi / Correspondent WEST NEWBURY — Local officials recently announced that the town’s new municipal energy aggregation program will begin in April. The town adopted the community choice power supply program (CCPSP) in an effort to provide residents with...
Jan 23, 2025 | Media, Medway, Year 2025
Alan Earls – Editor, Franklin Observer + Medway Monitor From the Town of Medway Website: The Town is beginning its new Community Choice Power Supply Program (Municipal Electricity Aggregation). All electric account holders in Town should have received a...
Jan 2, 2025 | Ashfield, Media, Year 2025
By MADISON SCHOFIELD ASHFIELD — Energy in Ashfield is about to get a little greener and a little cheaper, now that the town has signed a contract with Direct Energy to purchase electricity that is 63% renewable at a rate of $0.113 per kilowatt-hour as part of the...
Dec 9, 2024 | Media, Southwick, Springfield, Year 2024
By Lee Enochs SPRINGFIELD — The state Department of Public Utilities will allow Springfield and Southwick to buy electricity on behalf of participating residents and businesses. The system, known as municipal aggregation, lets local governments negotiate better rates...
