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Contact: |
Carole Collins, Energy & Sustainability Director, (413) 772-1412
Please Note: Due to limited staffing, the office may be unattended at times. For non-urgent issues, please send an email. If you require a staff member to assist you at the office, an appointment is recommended. |
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City Hall, Room 102, 14 Court Square, Greenfield, MA 01301 |
The Energy and Sustainability Department’s mission is to improve the energy efficiency of municipal properties and implement clean and renewable energy projects to achieve Green Community goals, the community’s vision for Sustainable Greenfield, and to expand Greenfield’s prominence as a leader in sustainability. Of equal significance is the compounding financial benefit of the Department’s efforts that leverage grants and utility incentives to fund projects. Each project results in short and long term savings that continue to grow as more projects are complete.
Clean Energy Consulting Services are available through Community Action (CAPV)!
If you're a homeowner, landlord, or renter in Franklin County, CAPV staff are available
to help you determine how to best utilize Mass Save Programs, Massachusetts Clean
Energy Center rebates, and discuss clean energy options for your home. Leveraging
these programs can help lower your heating and cooling bills over time. Check out
their new clean energy consulting services and contact them to find out more!
Call: 413-376-1140
or Email: energyprog@communityaction.us
Massachusetts is a national leader in energy efficiency upgrades! Take advantage of the many incentives available to help you save money and make your home more efficient!
Virtual Home Energy Assessments Available!
Provides Heating AND Cooling and Costs Less to Run than Most Heating Systems! Incentives are available from Mass Save. Learn More
Greenfield Light & Power - Municipal Aggregation - 100% GREEN Power!
Greenfield Solar Farm - Supplies 50% of our municipal electricity needs!
LED Streetlights - Greenfield streets are lit up with high efficiency LED lights, saving the City over 75% on power and maintenance costs!
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations - Greenfield has charging stations located in the Chapman Davis and City Hall Parking Lots, AND 8 new Chargepoint stations in the Olive Street Parking Garage!
Sustainable Master Plan - Read the City's plan for moving towards a sustainable future! Also visit the Sustainable Greenfield Implementation Committee webpage and learn how you can get involved!
LED lighting upgrade in City Buildings - Eversource provided enhanced incentives to upgrade to LED lighting in 11 City buildings, including 6 schools. These upgrades save the City an estimated $44,000 every year.
HVAC upgrades in City Buildings - Green Communities grants have helped the City upgrade heating and cooling equipment in several buildings including City Hall, Four Corners and Middle Schools, and the Police Station. Learn More
Building Dashboards - The Energy Department created comprehensive building dashboards for each municipal property to facilitate well-informed allocation of municipal funding. Learn More
Fiske Ave Pocket Park - The Fiske Avenue parking lot now includes a pocket park with the help of grant funding from AARP and an ongoing collaboration between several City departments and dedicated volunteers. Learn More
Posted: Tue, Sep 29, 2015 04:56 PM
Updated Thu, Dec 2, 2021 12:00 AM
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| How do I benefit from the Greenfield Light & Power Program? | 2015-10-20 | You benefit in four ways: Predictability: Greenfield has negotiated a contract with Public Pow... Read More |
| What is the Greenfield Light & Power Program? | 2015-10-20 | The program is a municipal aggregation. Municipal aggregation is a form of group purchasing in which... Read More |
