On Friday, October 21 at 10:00 a.m., ISO New England will host a virtual briefing to present its recently released 2021 Economic Study: Future Grid Reliability Phase 1. The study evaluates how a 2040 grid could perform with a shift to largely renewable resources and a substantial increase in demand associated with electrification of the […]
Jennifer Daloisio is the newly appointed CEO of Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC), created in 2010 as a state economic development agency dedicated to accelerating the growth of the clean energy sector. To date, Massachusetts has over 101,000 clean energy workers accounting for 3% of the entire workforce. The clean energy industry has accounted for […]
One of the toughest barriers to achieving net zero is how to decarbonize the thermal side of energy production (e.g. building heating). Electrification with heat pumps has been proposed as a broadly applicable solution, and we are starting to see significant heat pump deployment. However electrification may not be a viable solution in every case, […]
MassCEC's Equity Workforce Training Implementation Grants provide up to $1,200,000 across two to three years in grant funds and technical support to applicants developing or expanding programs that provide job training and support services to underserved individuals seeking employment in the clean energy sector.
Join the Society of Women Environmental Professionals, Massachusetts Chapter (SWEP-MA) for this online event with Linda Cohen. What is the impact of kindness? In this highly interactive program, Cohen shares how kindness in the workplace, improves employee morale, elevates workplace culture, and reduces burnout. The size of the kindness action doesn't matter. There is often an […]
Are you interested in solar panels for your house of worship but don't know how to make it happen? Do you have questions about finding reliable installers, how to finance this project, and the new federal incentives in the Inflation Reduction Act? Two congregations will share their solar journeys, then the bulk of time will […]
Learn about the solar hosting model that allows any building – regardless of the owner's income or credit score – to host solar panels at no cost in exchange for clean power and energy savings. All webinar attendees will be put into a raffle to win a $150 Visa gift card
In this Lunch & Learn session, Ken Levenson, the Executive Director of The Passive House Network, will review the process for Passive House certification of multifamily buildings using Passive House Institute (PHI) standards, discussing common steps, challenges, and best practices. There will be a review of the certifier options, the certification criteria, and critical resources […]
Intercept Your Imposter Syndrome & Own Your Strengths with Taryn Laasko and Cynthia Gene Maloney Please join Women’s Energy Network (WEN) Boston Chapter in this interactive workshop to understand why women are confronted with imposter syndrome. You will be provided with techniques to intercept your “Saboteurs” and change your mindset. This workshop is based on […]
International Women’s Day 2023 is just around the corner! Don’t miss this upcoming CWEEL Event, ‘Advancing Women’s Leadership in Climate Action.’ Women and girls disproportionately suffer the impacts of climate change. Given their unique perspectives and experiences, they have been stepping up as climate leaders and change agents worldwide, be it in boardrooms, classrooms, legislative […]
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