Cohasset solar subcommittee advances microgrid RFP for schools. Chair Tanya Bodell outlined plans for a standalone microgrid incorporating solar, backup generation, and battery storage at Deerhill and Osgood schools; committee member Doran Hole recommended the RFP include battery and microgrid
Alternative Energy Subcommittee approves prior meeting minutes, advances solar planning. The Cohasset committee unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and discussed the solar array request for proposals for the school campus, with Chair Tanya Bodell outlining the objective to establish a
Cohasset accelerates solar procurement for school array to meet tax credit deadline. The Alternative Energy Subcommittee moved up the timeline to secure a Letter of Intent by July 2, 2026, to qualify for a 30 percent federal tax credit before a July 4 safe harbor deadline. Committee Chair Tanya
Cohasset solar array moves toward school building evaluation. The Alternative Energy Subcommittee, led by Chair Tanya Bodell, established a timeline for proposing solar installations at Deerhill and Osgood schools: pending School Committee approval April 15, an RFP would release April 16, with
Cohasset Alternative Energy Subcommittee moves forward on proposed solar array for schools. Chair Tanya Bodell reported that Cohasset Schools are completing budget discussions and should soon address the solar proposal, with Request for Proposals documents now under legal review. Member Doran Hole
Cohasset alternative energy subcommittee updates solar array proposal status. Chair Tanya Bodell reported the request for proposals for a solar energy array at Deerhill and Osgood Schools faces delays pending school district coordination. Assistant Town Planner Julia Gillis said project documents
Cohasset Alternative Energy Committee votes unanimously to advance municipal decarbonization warrant article. Chair Tanya Bodell moved approval of the expanded warrant language, which was seconded by member Doran Hole and approved unanimously. The committee is advancing its solar array procurement,
Cohasset Alternative Energy Committee shifts solar plans to a private developer model. Facing budget constraints, the group directed staff to pursue a power purchase agreement with a developer instead of town funding, with the Town providing internal volunteer and staff support. The July 4th
Cohasset Alternative Energy Committee targets July 2026 for Deer Hill solar array. The committee is advancing plans to install solar panels at Deer Hill School, which must begin construction by July 4 to qualify for a 30 percent federal tax credit. The town is also pursuing a $500,000
Cohasset solar subcommittee charts spring procurement timeline for school arrays. Tanya Bodell outlined the subcommittee's plan to solicit proposals for solar installations at Osgood and Deerhill schools, considering both rooftops and carports. Julia Gillis, Assistant Town Planner and Alternative