Massachusetts Energy and Utility Q&A Hour: Third Party Electric Supply (Competitive Supply)
For this Q&A, NCLC Stay Connected staff will be joined by Sierra Moll, Energy Consumer Liaison at the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office
Previous Events
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2026 Mortgage Conference
Join us virtually for expert-led sessions on need-to-know topics and pressing issues facing vulnerable homeowners in 2026.
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Massachusetts Energy and Utility Q&A Hour: DPU Consumer Division
For this Q&A, Stay Connected staff will be joined by guest presenter, Lindsay Reynold, Compliance Officer at the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities Consumer Division.
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Massachusetts Utility Consumer Rights Course
In this course, advocates and front-line social service workers who assist low-income, Massachusetts consumers learn the eligibility requirements for utility discounts, how to prevent service from being shut off, how to restore service if it has been terminated, and how to manage past due balances.
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2026 Spring Training
The Spring Training offers several mini-conferences in one location. Example tracks include: Trial Skills, EFTA, Solar, Tenant Rights, Auto, Class, and FCRA & FDCPA Discovery.
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Consumer Law Essentials: Protecting Home Equity, Tenants, and Financial Health
This free, four-part training equips advocates and attorneys with the essential tools to defend low-to-moderate income clients against systemic financial threats.
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