Cape Light compact programs for homeowners offer services and incentives to help residents make energy efficiency upgrades to their homes.
Renters are eligible to participate in many of the Cape Light Compact’s programs and may be eligible for enhanced incentives on weatherization and heating & cooling upgrades.
Cape Light Compact offers rebates and incentives for businesses, non-profits, and other commercially metered facilities to make energy efficiency upgrades to keep their customers and employees comfortable all year round.
Cape Light Compact 2025 Energy Efficiency and Decarbonization Plan-Year Report
Statewide materials, including the Plain Language Summary and Outreach Plan, along with Appendix 3 (Technical Reference Manual), Appendix 4 (Statewide Evaluation Studies Summary), Appendix 6 (Plan Implementation to Achieve the EEA Secretary’s GHG Emissions Reduction Goals), Appendix 7 (Statewide Solutions Center), Appendix 8 (Data Sharing and Transparency) and Appendix 9 (Additional Statewide Directives) are available here: DPU 26-63, 2025 Plan Year Report.
Cape Light Compact Quarterly Budget Report, DPU 25-107
Notice of Filing and Request for Comments on the Compact’s 2026 EES Filing, DPU 25-154
Click here to view the Compact’s 2026 EES filing
Click here to view the Compact’s 2025 Q2 Budget Report – DPU 25-107
Customers can opt in or out of Cape Light Compact’s Electricity Supply Program at any time. If you are unsure who your electric supplier is, you can check your most […]
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