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Benefits of Community Choice Energy for the City of Chelsea

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Link to Policy Brief

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Client: GreenRoots

Authors: Bryndis Woods, PhD, and Sagal Alisalad

September 2020

This Applied Economics Clinic policy brief—prepared on behalf of GreenRoots, a Chelsea-based organization working to achieve environmental justice—presents ways in which Community Choice Energy (CCE) programs can provide important benefits for vulnerable communities, including better community control and participation in energy choices, protection from predatory suppliers, more renewable content, and lower costs than Eversource and National Grid’s basic electric service rates.

tags: Bryndis-Woods, Sagal-Alisalad
categories: Community Choice Energy, Equity, Massachusetts, Policy
Tuesday 09.29.20
Posted by Liz Stanton
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