Energy Committee defers chair election to March, approves prior minutes.
Energy Committee approves December minutes, defers leadership elections to March. The town has secured $40,000 in MassDEP MassEVIP grant funding to support purchase of four all-electric vehicles and two plug-in hybrids for municipal use, with rebates of $7,500 per EV and $5,000 per PHEV. The
Energy Committee · Meeting of January 14, 2026
FALMOUTH — Energy Committee approves December minutes, defers leadership elections to March. The town has secured $40,000 in MassDEP MassEVIP grant funding to support purchase of four all-electric vehicles and two plug-in hybrids for municipal use, with rebates of $7,500 per EV and $5,000 per PHEV. The committee continues planning a public Eversource presentation scheduled February 9, with 30 registered attendees as of January 14, and discussed education initiatives including a potential spring solar tour and showcase of renewable home systems.
The Falmouth Enterprise has agreed to publish the "Energizing Falmouth" column on a bi-monthly schedule, with Eleanor Ling continuing as point of contact for the series.
In the full story:
- The complete report — 429 words
Source: the Energy Committee meeting of January 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
Members read the rest of this story and every Falmouth meeting we cover, in full.
Become a memberAlready a member? Sign inA 30-day free trial needs a payment method. After it, your membership renews at the price shown at checkout until you cancel, which you can do anytime from your account. Subscription terms
Share this brief
Know someone in Falmouth who follows town government? Share Townbrief Falmouth: they can sign up free.