Energy Committee Plans EV Vision Statement for Select Board
Falmouth Energy Committee planned to advance an Electric Vehicle Vision Statement to the Select Board on October 19, 2026, if scheduling permits.
Falmouth Energy Committee planned to advance an Electric Vehicle Vision Statement to the Select Board on October 19, 2026, if scheduling permits.
Falmouth Energy Committee approves prior minutes and reviews solar, EV expansion progress. The committee heard from Sustainability Specialist Stephanie Madsen that the Water Treatment Plant solar project is now fully operational with a Power Purchase Agreement rate reduced to 0.09 dollars per
Falmouth Energy Committee honors Eleanor Ling, schedules summer clean-energy education. The committee unanimously voted to recognize longtime member Ling's service, leadership, and advocacy for clean energy as she completes her term. Members scheduled a Solar Home Tour on June 28 at Paul Skudder's
The Falmouth Energy Committee reviewed and edited a draft letter to the Select Board opposing a one-billion-dollar reduction in Mass Save funding in state energy legislation. Chair Scott Mueller, along with members David Leslie, Paul Skudder, and Eleanor Ling, identified five aspects of House Bill
Falmouth Energy Committee approves prior minutes and advances education programming and legislative advocacy. Chair Scott Mueller led discussion of completed energy retrofits at Morse Pond School and East Falmouth Fire Station, both funded through state and utility grants, while Sustainability
Energy Committee approves prior minutes and charts EV adoption and solar expansion in Falmouth. Sustainability Specialist Stephanie Madsen reported that the Senior Center solar project has completed inverter installation and rooftop work will begin the week of April 6, pending Eversource grid
Energy Committee re-elects Scott Mueller as chair and David Leslie as clerk. Sustainability Specialist Stephanie Madsen reported completion of the Gus Canty Recreation Center solar upgrade, increasing capacity to 29 kilowatts and saving more than $2,500 annually, and a Morse Pond School HVAC
Energy Committee approves prior meeting minutes and welcomes new members. Two newly appointed members, Olwen Huxley and Jim Dore, were sworn in at the February 18 meeting, bringing the committee to seven members total. The committee reviewed the completed Town Greenhouse Gas Carbon Tracker Report
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
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