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Jason Lewis
@SenJasonLewis · MA · S
Posts151
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CoverageJan 31, 2020 to May 3, 2023
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The Malden legislative delegation recently sent a letter to the Mass Department of Public Utilities (DPU) urging them to quickly approve Malden<U+2019>s municipal electricity aggregation program. https://t.co/IASOXjU3Dp
RT @BHellerstein: The Mass. Senate just voted to set efficiency standards for faucets, showerheads, commercial dishwashers, & a dozen other&
RT @MA_Senate: An Act driving clean energy and offshore wind has been PASSED by both the Senate and the House and is on the way to @MassGov<U+2026>
Thank you to Larry Chretien and the Green Energy Consumers Alliance (@GEConsumers) for highlighting my bill to streamline the process to expand municipal aggregation programs. (1/2)
This program, which is similar to those already in place in many other communities, will help stabilize residents utility costs and promote adoption of more clean, renewable energy.
I am joining many of my colleagues in the State House to send a letter to the Mass Department of Public Utilities (DPU) conveying our deep concerns about the outrageous energy rate increases proposed by Eversource and National Grid for this upcoming winter. https://t.co/SjN9julP0C
I appreciate that RMLD is strongly committed to making the transition to clean, renewable energy (and, notably, in 2019 installed the largest stand-alone battery energy storage unit in Mass.). I hope RMLD will reconsider its decision to purchase power from the Palmer plant. (5/6)
Municipal aggregation allows cities and towns to purchase electricity in bulk, which lowers energy costs and increases the demand for clean energy. Click here to read the CommonWealth article: https://t.co/4qNEgyVVGi (2/2)
I believe that the agreement entered into last year by Reading Municipal Light Department (RMLD) to purchase a substantial amount of power from the proposed #PalmerBiomass plant in Springfield is wholly inconsistent with these goals for our state. (2/6)