Need insulation? Cool your home down this summer by adding more insulation! Limited Time Offer! Cape Light Compact is removing the cap of $4,000 for insulation recommended through a home […]
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Consistent with the Cape Light Compact’s presentations to the public on transitioning from an inter-governmental organization to a joint powers entity (JPE), the Cape Light Compact (Compact) filed a request for […]
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On March 28, 2017, the Cape Light Compact filed a petition for approval of a Mid-Term Modification (MTM) with the Department of Public Utilities (Department). The Department docketed the petition as D.P.U. […]
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On Monday May 8, 2017, the State Senate’s committee on Global Warming and Climate Change will host a public hearing in the Mashpee High School Auditorium starting at 6:00pm. This […]
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Cape Light Compact recently launched a new power supply program that allows you to support local and future renewable energy projects, while enjoying the benefits of stable pricing with no contract or termination […]
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On October 27, 2016, Cape Light Compact filed a petition seeking approval of its 2017 Energy Efficiency Surcharges (EES), effective January 1, 2017. The Department of Public Utilities released the […]
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National Grid has filed a petition with the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (Department) to exclusively provide energy efficiency services to its residential natural gas heating customers on Cape Cod. Specifically Cape […]
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The Compact is looking to support renewable energy sources as part of its standard electric supply aggregation load. To learn more about the proposed plan and to provide input, please […]
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On August 1, 2016 Cape Light Compact filed its 2013-2015 Three-Year Energy Efficiency Term Report. The Department of Public Utilities released the following Notice of Filing, Public Hearing and Procedural […]
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Cape Light Compact is pleased to announce the return of our recycling program for old refrigerators or freezers! You can receive $50 for recycling your old, outdated or inefficient fridge or freezer, […]
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