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Climate and Energy

  • Cambridge Community Electricity Program

    The City of Cambridge offers the benefits of renewable energy and electricity choice to its residents and businesses through the Cambridge Community Electricity program. The program offers Eversource's Basic Service customers electricity supplied by a City-selected supplier that includes more renewable energy and a 100% renewable energy option - all for a price at or below the average price of Basic Service power from the utility.

    Learn more at masspowerchoice.com/cambridge

  • Low Income Energy Programs

    If you are an income-eligible resident of Cambridge, there are a range of programs designed to help you save on your energy bills and increase your home's comfort. 

     

    Learn more at: http://cambridgeenergyalliance.org/financing-options/low-income-programs

  • Welcome to Sunny Cambridge!

    Sunny Cambridge

    Sunny Cambridge is the city-wide initiative to help residents get solar panels.

    Learn more and help Cambridge reach its clean energy goals at SunnyCambridge.org.

  • Electrify Cambridge

    Multifamily Building

    The City of Cambridge is proud to launch the Electrify Cambridge program to support residents with green, clean, electric home energy upgrades! Whether you live in a single-family home, a triple-decker, or a larger multifamily building, you can tap into educational resources and no-cost, specialized consultations to help make your home greener, healthier, and more efficient with all-electric solution. 

    Residents can participate by signing up here

  • Cambridge Sustainability Dashboard

    Municipal Sustainability

    The sustainability dashboard tracks the progress toward climate, transportation, and energy goals. Drawing on extensive data, the dashboard provides statistics, charts, and graphs related to these goals and describes actions that the public can take to help further them. Explore the sustainability dashboard today.

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What We Do

The Environmental and Transportation Planning Division is responsible for addressing climate change by developing policies and programs to reduce energy use, protect natural resources, and reduce pollution. We partner with other departments around municipal initiatives and work with the city’s businesses, institutions, and residents to further their efforts to reduce their climate impacts.