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We’re celebrating public power in Wellesley!
🏛️ Local. Owned by the community, for the community.
💡 Reliable. Shorter and less frequent outages.
💲 Affordable. Nearly half the cost compared to investor-owned utilities in MA.
☀️ Sustainable. 86% of your power supply is clean.
ALT Lineworkers on a utility pole and text that says, "Celebrate Public Power Week, October 4-10 2026. Local, reliable, affordable, sustainable."
PEAK ALERT: With the high temperatures a peak is expected today, July 2nd between 5PM and 8PM. Please conserve energy usage during these hours. Thank you!
PEAK ALERT: With the high temperatures expected tomorrow (Tuesday, May 19th), we would appreciate your help in reducing our system peak usage between the hours of 5 PM and 8 PM. Conserving energy usage will reduce energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions. Thank you!
WMLP PEAK ALERT 8/12, 5-8pm: High temps expected today, help reduce our system peak usage by minimizing the use of AC and turning off EV chargers and other appliances.
WMLP PEAK ALERT 8/11, 5-8pm: High temps expected today, help reduce our system peak usage by minimizing the use of AC and turning off EV chargers and other appliances.
Turning up your thermostat by just a few degrees helps reduce our energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions.
Sign up for Alerts: [email protected]
WMLP PEAK ALERT 8/4, 5-8pm: High temps expected today, help reduce our system peak usage by minimizing the use of AC and turning off EV chargers and other appliances.
Turning up your thermostat by just a few degrees helps reduce our energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions.
Sign up for Alerts: [email protected]
WMLP PEAK ALERT 7/29, 5-8pm: High temps expected tomorrow, help reduce our system peak usage by minimizing the use of AC and turning off EV chargers and other appliances.
Turning up your thermostat by just a few degrees helps reduce our energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions.
Sign up for Alerts: [email protected]
