BELD’s Power Mix
"In addition to receiving power from many units within New England, BELD currently owns and operates it's own power plant and bids this into the ISO New England market system."
—Bill Bottiggi, BELD GM
BELD’s zero-emission power supply contracts for the years 2022-2027. These contracts reflect our unwavering commitment to using clean, renewable energy sources to help improve our community’s quality of life. We took great care in carefully analyzing all available options and selecting the very best zero-emission power supply contracts that will provide sustainable, reliable, and affordable power to our customers.
We’re committed to reducing our carbon footprint, helping preserve the environment, and promoting energy efficiency.
State law requires Massachusetts to cut total greenhouse gas emissions at least 85 percent below 1990 levels by 2050, plus offset any remaining emissions by removing an equal or greater amount of carbon dioxide or its equivalent from the atmosphere.
Here’s why:
• Reliability—Individual units can and do fail sometimes, but groups increase overall reliability
• Fuel diversity—Individual fuel prices swing widely over time, so it pays to use many different fuel types
• Economy—Base, intermediate, and peak loads are most economically served by different types of generators
As we strive for a more sustainable future, heat pumps have emerged as a game-changer in home heating and cooling. These energy-efficient systems not only
Team BELD — Dan, Matt & Jon — wrangled 3rd place overall and 3rd in the 7.2kV Insulator Changeout at this year’s Northeast Public Power
