Hull Light Board authorizes battery energy storage negotiations with MMWEC.
Hull Light Board authorizes battery energy storage negotiations with MMWEC. Chair Thomas Burns and all five commissioners voted unanimously in executive session to authorize Light Plant Manager Jennifer Constable to pursue negotiations with Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company on a
Light Board · Meeting of July 27, 2026
Hull Light Board authorizes battery energy storage negotiations with MMWEC. Chair Thomas Burns and all five commissioners voted unanimously in executive session to authorize Light Plant Manager Jennifer Constable to pursue negotiations with Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company on a battery storage system, with project timeline tied to an ISO New England study application deadline. The Board also tabled a motion requesting three and a half years of detailed Plant financial records, ordering a working group of three staff members and two commissioners to convene within eight business days and report back August 6 on feasibility and timelines for compliance with requests for monthly bank statements, fund reconciliations, and transfer registers across operating accounts, MMWEC holdings, and Town pooled accounts.
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Source: the Light Board meeting of July 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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