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Sustainability manager reports: electricity aggregation launches, geothermal pilot progress and state reporting requirements
Summary
City staff reported the Framingham Community Electricity aggregation has moved past its opt‑out period, provided preliminary selection counts, updated the subcommittee on the Eversource geothermal pilot and flagged new state building energy reporting requirements and equity outreach efforts.
Sean Lutz, the city’s sustainability manager, updated the Framingham Environmental Subcommittee on March 3 on multiple sustainability initiatives: the municipal community electricity aggregation, the Eversource geothermal pilot, state large‑building energy reporting and equity‑focused heat and resilience work.
On the municipal aggregation program, Lutz said the opt‑out period had closed and that accounts enrolled in the city’s programs will begin with March meter reads and appear on April bills. He provided preliminary selection figures: about 70 customers chose the higher‑renewable “Framingham Green Plus,” roughly 700 selected…
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