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Green Committee

Green Committee

Members

Stu Besnoff (Chair), term expires 2024

413-684-3950

stu@alpinesolarheat.com


Jan Bradley, term expires 2026

Holly Higinbotham, term expires 2024

Bob Meyers, term expires 2025

Marnie Meyers, term expires 2025


Meetings

Meetings posted at Town Offices

Apppointed by Select Board for 3 year terms

Description

Members of the Windsor Green Committee are appointed by the Select Board to help improve the environmental sustainability of activity in the Town of Windsor. This includes residential, commercial, and municipal property. Committee actions include:

  1. Outreach and education to town residents and businesses,

  2. Application for higher level government grant programs,

  3. Work with town departments to improve energy efficiency,

  4. Maximize the benefit of renewable energy for municipal and private property.


Windsor - A Green Community

As an active green community, Windsor is positioned to receive substantial grants towards addressing environmental and energy efficiency issues. Windsor is among 291 Massachusetts communities committed to finding clean energy solutions that reduce long-term energy costs and strenghten our local economies. ​

Information

Homeowners with grid tied photovoltaic arrays (i.e., "solar") are invited to send their meter readings to the Green Committee to be included in this chart, with data from other residents. This chart [spreadsheet] calculates what portion of electricity used in your home is from your array.


Municipal Aggregation Plan

We are working on developing a Municipal Aggregation Plan, which would authorize Windsor to aggregate the electrical load of consumers located within its borders in order to procure a competitive price for electricity. Please consider sending a letter to the state Department of Public Utilities supporting our request.


4/20/23 Update In the time since we promoted our letter writing campaign to the Department of Public Utilities; Governor Healy has appointed three new commissioners. This is exciting news because all three have strong environmental backgrounds.  If you have sent letters previously; we request that you include these new commissioners as soon as an email address is made available.  If you have yet to send letters; please do so and include these new commissioners to your recipient list.


Three new commissioners at the Department of Public Utilities:


We will update this information as soon as we know more. Thank you for your involvement in this issue.


Agendas and Minutes

Green Committee agendas

Green Committee minutes

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