Harvard's Energy Advisory Committee advanced multiple decarbonization projects at its July 15 meeting as a controversial gravel pit solar development remained blocked by failed warrant votes. Chair Brian Smith and members voted 3-0 to approve prior minutes and recommend 100 percent renewable
Harvard Energy Advisory Committee approved its May 20 minutes unanimously and reviewed fiscal 2026 progress on building electrification, vehicle conversions, and renewable energy. Chair Brian Smith, member Ellen Sachs-Leicher, and student member Forrest Hodgkins led the review of multiple
Energy Advisory Committee approves prior meeting minutes, updates town on decarbonization. The committee, chaired by Brian Smith with members Forrest Hodgkins and Ellen Sachs-Leicher attending, reviewed the status of multiple energy initiatives including a $206,851 DOER grant for Library HVAC
Harvard Energy Advisory Committee approved prior minutes and received updates on major decarbonization initiatives. The committee confirmed receipt of an executed contract for a 150,000-dollar DOER technical assistance grant for Bromfield School HVAC design, with invoices and quarterly reports now
Harvard Energy Advisory Committee approves prior minutes and assesses municipal decarbonization progress. Chair Brian Smith presided over discussion of the Bromfield school HVAC electrification project, estimated at $8 million and focused on variable refrigerant flow heat pumps, and the Library
Harvard energy panel advances major decarbonization efforts. The Energy Advisory Committee, led by Chair Brian Smith, reported progress on a planned 8 million dollar Bromfield School HVAC electrification project now advancing through the state's Accelerated Repair program, with design work targeted
Harvard Energy Advisory Committee backs renewable power at premium rate. The committee voted unanimously to recommend a three-year municipal electric contract extension at 13.88 cents per kilowatt-hour using 100 percent national renewable energy, citing the town's decarbonization goals despite an
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