Tax Receipts for Additional (Voluntary) Renewable Energy
The payments you make for additional renewable energy are federally tax-deductible as charitable contributions. After January 31st of each year, request your previous year’s tax receipt from the nonprofit that supplies our community’s additional renewable energy, Green Energy Consumers Alliance, at GreenEnergyConsumers.org/TaxReceipts. Green Energy Consumers Alliance may also notify you via email.
Brookline Green Electricity Aggregation Plan – explains how the Program will operate.
Brookline Green Electricity Renewal letter – In November 2024, renewal letters were sent to all program participants with renewed program pricing.
Customer Notification Letter – Sent to new electricity supply customers who are eligible for automatic enrollment in the Program. Explains program options, product rates, renewable energy content, and for those who choose to opt out, ways to leave the Program before enrollment.
Sample Eversource Bill– A current sample Eversource bill showing participation in the BGE Program with Direct Energy Services as the supplier.
Brookline Green Electricity Lawn Sign – you might see these around town. Order yours!