▶ ▶ ▶ Our lobby has reopened to the public effective July 7, 2020. We request that you wear a mask over your mouth and nose when indoors at MMLD, and please maintain appropriate physical distancing from other customers who may be in the lobby. Thank you very much.

▶ ▶ ▶ Learn more about EV Charger Rebates & Incentives available now from MMLD. Click here for more.

▶ ▶ ▶ Announcing The 2019 MMLD RESIDENTIAL SOLAR REBATE PROGRAM. Click here now for details.

Business Hours Customer Service: (781) 631-5600 After-Hours Emergencies: (781) 631-0240

MMLD NEWS & ALERTS

MMLD OFFICE NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC effective July 7, 2020.

MMLD's Lobby is now accessible to the public again. Please wear a mask over your mouth and nose when indoors at MMLD, and please maintain social distancing from other customers who may happen to be here also.

Thank you very much for understanding.

IMMEDIATES UPDATES

FOR IMMEDIATE UPDATES, visit us on Facebook.

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SOLAR REBATES

Learn about MMLD's Residential Solar Rebate Program! See the Program Flyer. Then, check out MMLD's Solar Installation Page for all the Facts and Forms.

ATTENTION: SMALL BUSINESSES

Verification of Small Business Energy Exemption Certificates are available on MassTaxConnect. Learn more here.

WAYS TO PAY YOUR BILL

You can pay your MMLD Electric Bill Online or by Text with a major Credit or Debit Card using our free InvoiceCloud service here. Check out our new Instructions To Register.
Watch the Video Demo.

Have an Electronic Check issued from your Checking or Savings Account.

Write a Check or Money Order, then mail or drop it off to here at 80 Commercial St. (Please do not mail cash payments.)
PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW CORONAVIRUS STATE OF EMERGENCY PROTOCOLS.

SCAM ALERT!

MMLD does NOT ask our customers to pay their bills by phone or email! Have questions about the legitimacy of any communication? Please call us. (781) 631-5600.

OTHER MMLD UPDATES

INCENTIVES, REBATES & MORE FOR MMLD CUSTOMERS

Check out the current Incentives, Rebates, Programs, Tax Incentives & Free Energy Audits we offer! Get more details here.

FREE HELPS Home Energy Audits
HELPS Rebates & Incentives
Rebates on Electric Vehicles
FREE WiFi-equipped Level 2 Residential EV Chargers
NEW! Connected Home Program
Federal Tax Credits
MORE!

BERKSHIRE WIND POWER!

Berkshire Wind Power Coop

MMLD is a participant in Phase II of the Brodie Mountain Wind Project at one of the windiest sites in the Commonwealth. Construction is complete. Learn more.

Marblehead Municipal Light Department

Marblehead, MA's Electric Power Company

We're proud to be your electric light utility. MMLD is a municipally-owned electric company that has been totally independent from large regional electric companies since 1894. We're "consumer-owned" and the citizens of Marblehead are our stockholders. It's a win-win for homes and businesses in many, many ways.

Marblehead's Old North Church - Copyright 2015 Mike Porter

Over 120 years ago, citizens and businesspeople with vision struck a choice for independence. Like all great Yankees, our town went the independent route and chose to provide Marblehead with electricity through our own utility...instead of outsourcing this essential responsibility to a private entity that would be out of their control.

Marblehead Municipal Light Department is a "MUNI", one of only a few hundred in the entire country. And it has paid dividends in so many ways to our customers. Learn more about the advantages of having a "MUNI" in your community.

MMLD has been the recipient of the MMWEC Energy Efficiency Program Award for Best Website/Social Media. Read about it here.

NEXT BOARD MEETING

The next Meeting of MMLD's Light Commission is Tuesday, June 30, 2020 at 4pm.

This will be a non location-based Virtual Meeting. Join by:

• GoToMeeting.com | Access code 482259709
• Phone Dial-in: 872-240-3412 | Access code: 482259709

MEETING NOTICES & MINUTES

Click the Tabs below for Meeting Notices.
View past Meeting Minutes here.

June 30, 2020

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1. Welcome new Board member Lisa Wolf.
2. Reorganization vote for Chair and Vice Chair.
3. Approve minutes of May 28th.
4. Discuss policy with regards to citizen sponsored articles.
5. Manager’s report; Department response to Covid-19. Village 13 substation update. Power options for new Gerry school. Public electric vehicle charger update.
6. Motion to go to Executive Session to meet with a mediator regarding any litigation or decision; provided that any decision to participate in mediation shall be made in Open Session and the parties disclosed and no action shall be taken with respect to the issues involved without deliberation and approval of the action at an Open Session. Not to return to Open Session.

View the Agenda PDF here.

May 28, 2020

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1. Approve minutes of April 16th
2. MMLD (Marblehead Municipal Light Department) Electric vehicle charging station update.
3. Village 13 substation update.
4. Discuss policy regarding interaction with School Department and solar installations.
5. NREL(National Renewable Energy Labs) Optimization Status Report.

View the Agenda PDF here.

April 16, 2020

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1. Approve minutes of February 26th
2. MMLD (Marblehead Municipal Light Board) response to COVID 19, including financial impact.
3. Village 13 substation project update, battery storage.

View the Agenda PDF here.

March 5, 2020

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1. Approve minutes of January 29th.
2. Village 13 substation; review project status, review project bids, Discuss with PLM[Electric Power Engineering] technical recommendations. Vote to appropriate funds for project.
3. Motion to go to Executive Session to discuss trade secrets or confidential or proprietary information regarding activities by a governmental body as energy supplier, municipal aggregator or energy cooperative, if an open session will adversely affect conducting business relative to other entities making, selling or distributing energy. Not to return to open Session.

View the Agenda PDF here.

February 26, 2020

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1. Approve minutes of January 29th.
2. Managers report: Tree trimming update, Electric Charging stations, NREL{National Renewable Energy Labs} study update.

View the Agenda PDF here.

January 29, 2020

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1. Approve minutes of December 18th.
2. Motion to go to Executive Session to discuss trade secrets or confidential or proprietary information regarding activities by a governmental body as energy suppliers, municipal aggregator, or energy cooperative, if an Open Session will adversely affect conducting business relative to other entities making, selling, or distributing energy. Not to return to Open Session.

View the Agenda PDF here.

December 18, 2019

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

Approve minutes of November 25th.
2. Sustainable Marblehead presentation.
3. Toby Reilly, P.A.C.E update.
4. Motion to go to Executive Session to discuss trade secrets or confidential or proprietary information regarding activities by a governmental body as energy suppliers, municipal aggregator, or energy cooperative, if an Open Session will adversely affect conducting business relative to other entities making, selling, or distributing energy. Not to return to Open Session.

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November 25, 2019

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1. Approve minutes of October 30th.
2. Motion to go to Executive Session to discuss trade secrets or confidential or proprietary information regarding activities by a governmental body as energy suppliers, municipal aggregator, or energy cooperative, if an Open Session will adversely affect conducting business relative to other entities making, selling, or distributing energy. Not to return to Open Session.

View the Agenda PDF here.

October 30, 2019

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1. 1. Approve minutes of September 25th.
2. Discuss Engineering project priorities.
3. New Underground Service policy.
4. Discuss tiered billing system to incorporate carbon free options.
5. Storm damage update.

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September 25, 2019

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1. Approve minutes of August 28th.
2. Managers report.
3. New business.

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August 28, 2019

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1.Approve minutes of June 26.
2. Discuss NREL possible sights for PV arrays and battery storage.
3. Managers report.
4. New business.

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July 31, 2019

Agenda or Topics to be discussed listed below (That the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed):

1.Approve minutes of June 26.
2. Discuss NREL possible sights for PV arrays and battery storage.
3. Managers report.
4. New business.

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