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necessary. In addition,"thanks"also needs to go to the In 2003, there were about 3,569 metered electric <br /> support that our department has received from our customers in Mashpee. The electric customers who <br /> Town Selectmen and Town Administrator, Joyce established accounts after March of 1998,formerly on <br /> Mason, that has been outstanding in being able to Default Supply service, saved approximately $57,544' <br /> assist us by providing the necessary funds to operate through the competitive electricity supply contract <br /> the events that are special to Mashpee, and that make negotiated by the Cape Light Compact with Mirant, <br /> the town a true down-home community. For calendar year 2003, rebates and other efficiency <br /> incentive programs provided to the Town by the <br /> Respectfully submitted, Compact totaled approximately$170,364 brought say. <br /> Augustus C. Frederick, Jr. ings to 427 participants of $22,959 or about 163,990 <br /> Leisure Service Director kilowatt-hours of energy saved for 2003. <br /> Funding for the various energy efficiency pro- <br /> grams (i.e. energy audits for homes and businesses, <br /> rebates on the purchase of energy efficient appliances <br /> and energy education in our schools) comes from a <br /> �r monthly customer "energy conservation" charge <br /> ($0.0025 cents multiplied by the number of kilowatt <br /> hours used during the month) that appears on each <br /> customer's bill. <br /> This year,the Compact sponsored a regional effi- <br /> ciency awareness campaign. This campaign was tar- <br /> geted toward citizens who attend town meeting. Prior <br /> to the start of town meeting, each attendee received a <br /> free energy efficient light bulb and a pamphlet explain- <br /> - - ing ways to save on monthly energy bills,replacement <br /> appliances and home improvements. <br /> Other Cape Light Compact efforts include: <br /> • Energy Fairs <br /> • Traffic Signal Retrofit Project2 <br /> • Coordination with National Energy <br /> Education Development (NEED) to train <br /> teachers and implement the energy educa- <br /> Report of the tion program in the third, fourth, and fifth <br /> grades across the Cape and Vineyard. <br /> Cape' Light Compact <br /> I The 2003 calendar year savings through 12/31/03 for the <br /> Town of Mashpee Activities Town of Mashpee is projected to be $57,544 through the <br /> Compact/Mirant default pilot power supply service. <br /> Mashpee Representative—Jim Marr 2 Through this Retrofit Project all traffic signals,in partici- <br /> pating towns who own and operate traffic signals, had the <br /> The Cape Light Compact was formed in 1997 incandescent lamps replaced with high efficiency light <br /> following two years of study and votes of town boards emitting diodes (LEDs). LEDs use 80-90% less electricity <br /> and operate up to 10 years before needing replacement. <br /> of selectmen and town council.It is organized through through this project are estimat- <br /> Annual electricity savings <br /> a formal intergovernmental agreement signed by all 21 ed to be$37,OOO. g g p J <br /> member towns and Barnstable and Dukes counties. <br /> The purpose of the Cape Light Compact is to advance <br /> the interests of consumers in a competitive electric <br /> supply market,including the promotion of energy effi- <br /> ciency.Each participating municipality has a represen- <br /> tative on the Compact Governing Board, which sets <br /> policy and works with staff, technical and legal sup- <br /> port to advance the Cape Light Compact programs. <br /> 138 <br />