History
Maine Interfaith Power & Light was formed as a non-profit organization and licensed electricity aggregator by a group of individuals representing Maine’s faith communities who shared a concern about protecting Maine’s environment from pollution created by electricity production. Maine Interfaith Power & Light’s first Board of Directors, seated in June, 2000, included representatives from four denominations (Episcopal, United Methodist, United Church of Christ and Religious Society of Friends) in addition to MCC and three at large members. By 2001, the Board had grown to include representatives from the Northeast Conference of the Unitarian Universalist Association, Mid-Coast Presbyterian, the Maine Board of Rabbis and Congregation Beth Israel, bringing the total of represented denominations to seven.
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P.O. Box 4834 - Portland, ME 04112-4834 / (207) 721-0444 / info@meipl.org
P.O. Box 4834 - Portland, ME 04112-4834 / (207) 721-0444 / info@meipl.org
