It takes a village to fight Climate Change.

The Town of Hull, MA. established the "Clean Energy Climate Action Committee" (C.E.C.A.C.) in 2019 with the goal of of formulating an actionable plan to bring Hull to 100% renewable energy by the year 2030.

Together with other South Shore communities and municipalities, we are working to fight climate change through action, education, and resources. Please join us in this important initiative and help lead the change for other communities to follow.  

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Actionable Tips

Gain valuable insights into what you can do to immediately reduce your impact and maximize your savings. 

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Unified Community

Connect, share, learn, and enact change by working together for a brighter tomorrow today. 

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 The Town of Hull
is leading ​the way
to a greener future.

This beautiful coastal town has already installed two wind turbines generating over 10% of its needed electricity.

​Over the next decade, Hull is committed to
exploring all avenues for generating renewable energy from our abundant natural resources, including wind, solar and hydro, in an effort to reduce CO2 output to ZERO.

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YEARS OF HISTORY

MINUTES FROM BOSTON BY FERRY

MILES OF BEACHFRONT

WIND TURBINES

EARTH DAY 2023 – APRIL 22
INVEST IN OUR PLANET 

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​GISS | NASA Climate Spiral 

A stunning visualization of monthly global temperature anomalies between the years 1880-2021. 

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2021 C.E.C.A.C. Survey Results Are In! 

You spoke. We listened.
​Thank you to our follow residents of Hull, MA. for filling out the 
​2021 Clean Energy Climate Action Survey.
Your feedback directly benefits in our understanding of how we can meet our collective goal of
reducing our emissions to net zero by 2030.
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RECENT FINDINGS:
AR6 Climate Change 2021:
The Physical Science Basis

The latest IPCC report is out.
​Unequivocal confirmation that we are in a climate emergency scenario.

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read the full report