Light Board

Concord Light Board reorganizes leadership amid major billing transition. The board unanimously elected John Dalton as chair and Chris Schaffner as clerk, effective immediately, following the departures of Chair Warren Leon and six-year member Brian Foulds. Director Jason Bulger reported the new

Light Board endorses solar rooftop policy for Town Meeting consideration. The three-member board voted unanimously to support Article 30, a citizen petition requiring rooftop solar on new public buildings with a minimum capacity of 7.5 kilowatts and estimated payback period of six to eight years.

Concord Municipal Light Board votes to scrap the R-7 residential heat pump rate and impose a $6.50 monthly charge on additional meters. The 4-0 vote, effective April 1, reflects the obsolescence of the R-7 rate under the utility's new Time-of-Day pricing structure; approximately 40 customers

Concord Municipal Light Board launches time-of-day electricity rates April 1, 2026. Chair Warren Leon and staff presented the revenue-neutral system featuring three daily periods: Peak (weekdays 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.), Super Off-Peak (1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.), and Off-Peak (all other times). The

Concord Municipal Light Board approves Time-of-Day rates effective April 1. Director Jason Bulger and the Board, led by Chair Warren Leon, unanimously approved the Residential Rate Assistance TOD Rate with a zero service/meter charge, an extended Electric Vehicle Charging rate at 0.17056/kWh, and a