Cape & Islands Energy Information Clearinghouse

A Community Resource Developed Through The Cape & Islands Renewable Energy Collaborative

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Cleaner & Green Power & Heating

In many instances, consumers can save money by relying on cleaner and green energy options. In others, these options may be more expensive, but they will reduce true costs that are not reflected in the prices of electricity, heating fuels, and transportation fuels.

Tips for getting cleaner and going green are available here.

Eventually, this section will provide detailed content on technologies for decreasing your dependence on harmful energy sources and increasing your reliance on cleaner and renewable ones. Topics will include solar, wind, geothermal, biodiesel, and other options.

Click here if you would like to contribute information to these pages or to be notified when content has been updated.

 


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This website is being developed through the Cape & Islands Renewable Energy Collaborative (CIRenew). Its framework was created under a community planning grant award from the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative (MTC). The Clearinghouse provides a central location for the collection, classification, and distribution of data, information, and tools addressing energy supply and use in the Cape & Islands region, both now and in the future.
  • Project management and content development: Chris Powicki, Water Energy & Ecology Information Services
  • Web design/development and content development: Dick Elkin
  • Graphic design: Elizabeth Hooper, Hooper Design
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