CLEAN ENERGY •RENEWABLE RESOURCES •ENERGY CONSERVATION

Clean energy is a source of electricity used more effectively in our environment than fossil fuels such as oil, coal and natural gas.  In general they have lower, or no polluting emissions and much less of an environmental impact.  Some examples of clean energy resources are:  hydroelectric power, wind power, landfill gas, solar photovoltaic and solar thermal.  These are known as renewable resources because they are continuously available or can be regenerated quickly.  The major benefits of clean energy are the reduction of our dependence on fossil fuels and the reduction of emissions that may cause air pollution.

Click here to learn more about SMLD initiatives in clean energy, renewable resources and overall energy conservation.

MASS ENERGY DISCOUNT HEATING OIL SERVICE

The SMLD has formed an exciting new relationship with Mass Energy Consumers Alliance, a non-profit organization, to promote affordable energy options. Mass Energy’s Discount Heating Oil Program will help you save money on your heating oil through the power of collective purchasing.

Call the SMLD at 978-422-8267 or click here for more details.

Click here to sign up on-line.

HOME ENERGY LOSS PREVENTION SERVICES (HELPS) PROGRAM

Call HELPS toll-free at 1-888-333-7525 with your energy conservation questions.

ENERGY STAR APPLIANCE REBATES

Beginning in September, the SMLD will be offering rebates on qualified ENERGY STAR appliances. 

Please call the SMLD at 978-422-8267 to find out more information.

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