Governor Patrick offers remarks to members of the Massachusetts Municipal Association. (Photo credit: Office of Governor Patrick)
My email this afternoon to members of the Medfield Energy Committee –
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The Massachusetts Municipal Association’s magazine, Municipal Advocate, this month is all devoted to green energy. I looked for links at the Massachusetts Municipal Association’s website to send to you, but they do not seem to put this material on-line. I am still reading it, but several things I have already noticed –
- 340 out of 351 Massachusetts cities and towns already have municipal PV solar arrays – we are in a distinct minority to not yet have one
- Lancaster opted to own its PV array, to save even more $, and is saving $85,000/year
- I thought I read that Dartmouth is saving $90,000/year from its three solar arrays
- some have been built with federal stimulus monies and/or state grants
I am now using Zemanta to analyze what I write and to suggest graphics to insert, and I noticed this one. It is from a meeting at the Hynes Convention Center, probably January 2011, because the Governor was not able to attend this year, and I am probably standing on the right hand side of the room. It has little to do with green energy, but I liked it.
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