GreenUp! Action in Lowell
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From MIP&L's Clean Energy Coordinator, Vince Maraventano: The GreenUp
program is available to residential and small business customers of National Grid. It
provides an opportunity to do so in a way that will benefit Lowell and
low-income residents in Massachusetts. When you sign up for GreenUp the Massachusetts
Technology Collaborative will match
each dollar you spend with up to
$1 for Lowell to spend on renewable energy projects, and with up to $1 for renewable energy and
energy efficiency projects that benefit low-income residents. If 150
people or businesses sign up for Greenup, a free solar panel will be put on a
public building in Lowell. Purchasing clean energy helps to increase the demand
for, and lower the costs of new sources of renewable energy. Here's how you can buy Clean Energy! And don't miss GreenUp Day in Lowell Monday, March 31, 11-1:30pm at City Hall!
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SAVE THE DATE!!
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Lowell City Hall
375 Merrimack St.
Lowell, Massachusetts
MONDAY, MARCH 31 (11AM-1:30PM) GREENUP LOWELL DAY Join MIP&L and Lowell Mayor Edward Caulfield at Lowell City Hall, in the foyer. Learn about Recycling, Reducing Toxins, buying Green Energy!
 APRIL 11-14 Massachusetts Power Shift (MAPS)
Massachusetts State House
Massachusetts Power Shift is a weekend-long climate change summit in Boston on April 11-14, 2008.
This event will unite 1,000 students and community members from
Massachusetts and beyond to bring about strong solutions to the climate
and poverty crises through workshops, community strategy sessions,
lobby training, and direct citizen-to-legislator lobbying around
important climate legislation. Speakers include Rep. Ed Markey, former
CIA Director James Woolsey. Mass Interfaith Power & Light will offer a Saturday morning workshop on Environmental Stewardship: Putting Faith into Practice. REGISTER TODAY! |
