The following was submitted by the town of Winchester:
Has your household made the switch from WinPower Standard to WinPower 100?
Either way, the town would like to hear from you.
Nearly 550 Winchester households have chosen the WinPower 100 option in the town’s WinPower program, using only 100% clean electricity.
Click HERE to take the three-minute survey.
The survey is live through the end of January.
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