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Beverly, Brookline, Eastham, Sharon, Shutesbury, Warwick and Wayland Join 28 Other Municipalities Cutting Energy Costs, Adding Locally-Produced Electricity, and Lowering Pollution from Municipal Buildings and Fleets

More Than $200 Million Awarded to Cities and Towns for Local Energy Projects Over Program’s Lifetime

CLC Program Helps Cities and Towns Cut Energy Costs and Pollution, Add Locally Generated Electricity, and Upgrade Municipal Buildings

46 Communities Receive Funds for Local Energy Efficiency and Clean Energy Projects

Municipal Energy Technical Assistance Grants Allow Communities to Advance Municipal Energy Goals

Additional Resources Will Help 19 Cities and Towns Lower Ongoing Energy Costs, Reduce Carbon Emissions and Achieve Local Energy Goals

42 Communities Receive Funds for Local Clean Energy Projects

Additional resources will help cities and towns decarbonize and meet local clean energy and emission reduction goals

45 Communities Across Massachusetts Awarded Funds for Clean Energy Projects that Reduce Emissions, Advance Energy Equity

44 Communities Receive Funds for Energy Efficiency and Clean Energy Projects

91 percent of Massachusetts’ Population Now Resides in a Green Community

Municipal Energy Technical Assistance Grants Enable Communities to Move Forward on Diverse Local Energy Projects

50 Communities Receive Funds for Local Clean Energy Projects

Climate Leader Communities Program Will Help Cities and Towns Decarbonize and Meet Local Emission Reduction Goals