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.
View a Sudbury Opt-Out Letter for contract ending November 2025.
View a sample Eversource bill.
View Sudbury’s original Aggregation Plan, approved in 2017.
View historical Plan information in the Department of Public Utilities’ file room for docket 16-167 here.
Visit the Department of Public Utilities (D.P.U.) website and the Department of Energy Resources website on municipal aggregation.
See Eversource Basic Service supply prices for residential customers here and for business customers here.
Return to the town of Sudbury website.
2024 Program Documents
View Sudbury’s 2024 DPU Annual Report
View Sudbury’s Opt-Out Notification Letter for 2024
2023 Program Documents
View Sudbury’s 2023 DPU Annual Report
View Sudbury’s Opt-Out Notification Letter for 2023
View Sudbury’s Program Renewal Letter mailed October 2023
Supporting New Renewables in New England
Each year, Sudbury CEA purchases about 3,600 MWh of local New England-based renewable energy (MA Class I) above and beyond what is required by State law. This additional renewable energy equates to the annual output of one land-based wind turbine (1.5 MW). Looking ahead, with Sudbury CEA tripling the amount of local renewable energy, this will increase to three wind turbines! Participants that opt up to Sudbury Premium 100% Local Green can help us increase the impact even more!
Using Sudbury Premium 100% Local Green will make you a leader in supporting the growth of renewable energy in our region, costing the average Sudbury household $28 per month compared to the standard product (typical monthly bill uses less than 11,000 kWh).
Opt up to Sudbury Premium 100% Local Green
Products described as Green contain renewable energy above that required by state law. The additional renewable energy qualifies for MA Class I designation. Local refers to geographic areas permitted under MA Class I designation, namely New England, New York, and eastern Canada.