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LED Light Bulbs

CMLP will credit your account up to $3 (or price of bulb if less than $3) when you buy an LED bulb. Residential customers may receive rebates for up to thirty bulbs.   

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Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System Rebates

For solar PV installations, Concord Light offers rebates of $625 per kW of installed rated capacity, capped at $3,125.   Read More »

I met with neighbors and fellow Concordians, Brenda Mahnken, Leah and Rob Greenberg in their home, to talk about what kinds of things they do to conserve. They had some interesting things to say.

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Although it's pretty color attracts the eye at this time of the year, it's not a great idea to decorate with this vine. See here for why it should be left where it is.

I used to be in computer software sales management. I am now interested in energy conservation. I am married, but am an empty nester, with my two girls grown up and living outside of our home.

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Concordian, Jill Appel and I met to talk about conservation and sustainability in our homes. Here are some of the things Jill has done: Read More »

With just over a week left in our 2010 season, we've had several mornings when the fields were touched with frost. Our routines have begun to change with the weather, as the growth of even the most cold-tolerant plants slows in response to the shorter days and cooler temperatures. Whereas during the summer the growth and yield potential of our crops seems almost limitless, October finds me eyeing our fields like a warehouse manager with a limited inventory and no chance to restock. Read More »

Of course not. But, the average house has many small leaks, which altogether, can be equivalent to a large hole in your wall. Think about all the heat that would escape through a football-sized hole. Read More »

See here for the latest update and lots of information on "Smart Grid" which will take the load off the electrical grid during peak demands. 

Peter’s interest in sustainability ranges from building design to energy policy to beekeeping.  As an architect, Peter was trained as a modernist but long work in New England has taught him the deep value of heritage.  Preserving older homes and saving energy is just common sense, he says – and it is a central tenet of our Yankee heritage.  “Our forbearers knew how to conserve – in many cases they simply had to – and we’ve just, by and large, forgotten how.”  Energy efficient design is his passion.  Peter’s philosophy can best be summed up by William Read More »