Across
- 3. Acronym for Community Electricity Aggregation
- 5. Medford negotiates with suppliers and buys in bulk, akin to this wholesale company that sells hot dogs and toiletries galore
- 8. CEA serves Medford residents and businesses; not just for these types of buildings
- 9. A bonus of CEA; helping drive investment in New England renewable energy
- 10. Start a new chapter by contacting Direct Energy at (866) 968-8065; you’re on a roll!
- 12. Describes CEA rates that are unchanged until December 2027
- 14. National Grid would continue to serve this function by repairing outages and managing billing
- 15. Patience! It may take two of these to complete enrollment
- 17. Not Wall Street! Mass policy requiring electricity suppliers to meet standards
Down
- 1. Primarily all CEA renewables come from this region
- 2. The City of Medford doesn’t bill customers for CEA or make this from the program
- 4. Adding renewables to the electric grid; a summer splash
- 6. Certificate that tracks renewable energy generation
- 7. You won’t take this financial ding for enrolling in CEA, though some third-party suppliers may charge one
- 11. MA Class 1 requirements gradually increase by this percentage annually; a wonderful example of solar, wind, and geothermal energy at work
- 13. Where you’ll see “Medford CEA-Direct” as your electricity supplier
- 16. Beware! These types of third-party suppliers (not CEA) have teaser rates that may increase over time
