Massachusetts Clean Energy Center

Join us for a free informational session and happy hour event for Massachusetts businesses that use vans or trucks in their day-to-day work.

Get the answers you need to make smarter, more effective vehicle decisions. Attend our electrification informational session with participation from Massachusetts Business Network to share your needs, get expert insights, and walk away with clear next steps tailored to your business.

Attendees will also have the opportunity to enter a raffle. 🎟️
📅 Date: June 24th
⏰ Time: 4pm – 7pm
📍 Location: Trillium Canton

Register today. https://www.massfleetadvisor.org/mass-fleet-advisor-happy-hour/

The Building Performance Exchange is launching its first training, "From Reactive to Proactive: Improving Existing Building Operations," on Tuesday, June 23rd.

This online training helps building owners and operators identify and correct inefficiencies in their HVAC systems and building controls through Existing Building Commissioning — reducing operating costs, improving performance, and extending equipment life. Attendees can earn 1 AIA LU/HSW credit and registration is free!

Learn more and register: https://hubs.la/Q04mdXDV0

Internships can kickstart meaningful clean energy careers.

How do we know? We asked the interns.

At Camelot Energy Group, Calla Schultz, Associate Project Engineer and Aaron King, Director of Programs and Policy, both started as interns through MassCEC’s Clean Energy Internship Program.

In our latest blog, they share how hands-on internship experience helped shape their career paths in clean energy.

Read the blog: https://hubs.la/Q04mbFHC0

📰 Mass Clean Energy Center in the News:

Read from the Daily Hampshire Gazette about the MassCEC-funded geothermal project at High School 🏫

We provided Northampton Public Schools with $4 million to install a ground-source heat pump system, which will create a healthier learning environment and cut utility costs for the district.

Full story here:

Northampton High School geothermal project gets $4M in state aid - Daily Hampshire Gazette As the city works to install a new geothermal heat pump system at Northampton High School —a project that is expected to reduce the city's utility costs by more than $39,000 each year, was bolstered by more than $4 million in support from the Mass Clean Energy Center (MassCEC).MassCEC announced th...

Offshore wind is helping advance our clean energy future, but what can we learn about the marine ecosystems around these projects? 🐟

In our latest blog post, Tim O’Donnell, Research Scientist at Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute, Inc., explains how environmental DNA samples are used to track biodiversity in areas surrounding offshore wind farms.

Learn what this research means for responsible offshore wind development: https://hubs.la/Q04lSqjd0

⚡Yesterday we celebrated another EV charging station commissioning for chargers deployed through the On-Street Charging Solutions Program in the City of Medford!

Thanks to all who joined us, including Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn, Representative Sean Garballey, Brenda Pike, William Sherwood, Josh Eckart-Lee, Alicia Hunt, and Mark Scribner.

Thanks to our program partners for getting the chargers installed and energized: Commonwealth Electrical Technologies and Leidos.

🚗 Check out the new charging stations at these locations: Morrison Park, 149 Central Ave Barry Park, 86 Summer St. Magoun Park, Pembroke St. 200 Boston Ave.

Follow us to be the first to know where our chargers are energized next as we continue to strengthen the Commonwealth's EV charging network!

🔗 Interested in learning more about EVs, charging stations, and available incentives? Visit the state's one-stop-shop for EV consumer education here: https://goclean.masscec.com/homeowners/electric-vehicle/

🔗 Learn more about our On Street Charging Solutions program: https://www.masscec.com/street-charging-solutions

⚙️ Every energy resource has unique strengths and limitations – but what happens when they work together?

In our latest blog post, we explore how solar, wind, battery storage, hydropower, and grid modernization can worth together to support a more flexible and reliable electric grid.

Read now and learn how a diverse energy mix can benefit Massachusetts: https://hubs.la/Q04ltSZw0

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Today is a chance to recognize the role wind energy plays in our clean energy future by highlighting a few MassCEC stories that show what offshore wind means for our state:

🌊 Why offshore wind matters for Massachusetts families and communities:
https://hubs.ly/Q04lsbwt0
🛠️ Why we test wind energy technology:

https://hubs.ly/Q04lthX60

⚓ How port infrastructure is preparing Massachusetts for the next phase of offshore wind:
https://hubs.ly/Q04ls9ZW0

🔬 How ocean science is helping inform responsible development:
https://hubs.ly/Q04lscvh0

📰 Mass Clean Energy Center in the News:

BusinessWest spotlights the state’s new Heat Pump and HVAC Training Network 🛠️🧠

We’re helping 13 Massachusetts community colleges launch or expand centers for heat pump and HVAC training, building pathways to successful clean energy careers for residents across the state.

🔗 Read the article:

MassCEC Grants Aim to Boost Clean Energy Workforce - BusinessWest Powering the Future The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) recently issued $13.4 million in grants to 13 Massachusetts community colleges to expand career training programs in clean energy fields. Greenfield […]