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How much did SMLD customers pay for electricity in the past year? The answer is $1,540 to $2,170 less than Massachusetts investor-owned utility customers! See below for a full rate breakdown for both Residential and Commercial customers: Residential Rate Comparison...
The 2.40 MW Sterling Solar System is located in Sterling, Massachusetts. EDF Renewables handled the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) of the project for the off-taker, Sterling Municipal Light Department. The solar PV system commenced commercial...
Explore the Sterling Municipal Light Department 2021 annual outage report with insights into outages, restoration efforts, and ongoing infrastructure improvements.
Access the Sterling Municipal Light Department 2020 annual outage report covering outage frequency, major events, and steps taken to improve electric service reliability.
View the Sterling Municipal Light Department 2019 annual outage report detailing power interruptions, restoration performance, and reliability initiatives.
Review the Sterling Municipal Light Department 2018 annual outage report, including system reliability, outage causes, response times, and service improvements.
This map shows the areas where tree trimming and vegetation management activities were completed or scheduled during the 2022 trimming cycle. The work supports safe, reliable electric service by maintaining proper clearance around overhead power lines.
The 2021–2020 Tree Trimming Map outlines vegetation management areas addressed during this two-year trimming cycle. These efforts help reduce outage risks and maintain system reliability by preventing tree interference with electrical infrastructure.
A production of A ➡️ D Media Services for the promotion of The Sterling Municipal Light Department's L.A.M.B. (Local Area Municipal Broadband) Project. L.A.M.B. is being offered to the town of Sterling MA. Archival footage of The Great Depression, World War I, and The...
This map highlights the locations included in the 2019–2018 tree trimming cycle. Trimming activities are performed to improve public safety, protect equipment, and ensure adequate clearance between trees and power lines.
