THOUGHTS FROM TOWN LEADERSHIP

Both the CCA Program and Community Solar are no-brainers for everyone; they save people money and increase clean energy use in New York State, particularly here in the Hudson Valley. These programs are even better for people with less money since the savings will be even more meaningful.
— Randy Casale, Former Mayor of Beacon
Lowering electric rates and, at the same time, sourcing 100% of our energy from renewable sources is a win for everyone who participates and a win for the environment. New collaborations with our neighboring communities is a win for the entire region.
— Rob Rolison, Former Mayor of Poughkeepsie
As if three ‘wins’ are not enough, Hudson Valley Community Power (HVCP) is adding two more ‘wins’ to the win/win/win of renewable electricity for a lower price and two years of price certainty for Marbletown residents. If you sign up for Community Solar through HVCP, you can save up to an additional 10% on your electric bill and the Town gets money to help fund a sustainability project.
— Richard Parete, Supervisor of Marbletown
As a community we are proud to be taking steps to combat climate change. Philipstown is fortunate to have a great partner in Joule Assets who have introduced us to community solar through Hudson Valley Community Power. This program is to complement our recently adopted CCA, has been fully vetted and can save residents up to an additional 10% on their utility bills. Please consider going to the website and opting in to help Philipstown raise funds for the Climate Smart Community program.
— Richard Shea, Former Supervisor of Philipstown
Both the CCA Program and Community Solar are a win-win-win for everyone; they save people money and increase clean energy use in New York State, particularly here in the Hudson Valley. If you sign up for Community Solar through HVCP, you enjoy additional savings on your electric bill and the Town gets money to help fund a sustainability project.
— Ray Oberly, Former Supervisor of Clinton
 
 

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