Amherst hoping to apply to Solarize Mass to help residents afford installing solar panels - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

Amherst hoping to apply to Solarize Mass to help residents afford installing solar panels

masslive.com Sep 4 2013 Energy

Amherst is hoping to apply to be part of the Solarize Mass program and wants to gauge what kind of interest there is in the community to ensure that it’s possible. Solarize Mass is a partnership between the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center and the Green Communities Division of the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources and provides lower pricing for small-scale solar-electric installations on local homes and businesses.
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