Come and celebrate the end of 2022 with the RI Chapter of NEWIEE with pizza and beer! Join us at the Revival Brewing Company at 50 Sims Avenue in Providence. Food, including pizza and appetizers, will be provided by Lost Valley Pizza which is housed in the same venue space. You will be responsible for […]
Please join the Western New England Chapter of NEWIEE for an informal pub evening to celebrate 2022 and the year to come! Stone Cow Brewery is located at the 1,000-acre Carter & Stevens Farm - a sustainable fifth generation dairy farm, powered by solar and wind power.Register NowStone Cow Brewery 500 West Street Barre, MA […]
As part of upgrading and modernizing infrastructure, the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Bipartisan Infrastructure Law investments will address the climate crisis and support efforts to build a clean and equitable energy economy that achieves zero carbon electricity by 2035 and put the United States on a path to achieve net-zero emissions economy-wide by no later […]
NEPOOL meetings, while not public, are open to all NEPOOL Participants, their authorized representatives and, except as otherwise limited for discussions in executive session, consumer advocates, federal and state officials and guests whose attendance has been cleared with the Committee Chair. All those in attendance or participating, either in person or by phone, are required […]
Ready to get back to in-person networking? Join us for appetizers, drinks, and some fun networking with your fellow STEM professionals. This networking event is hosted by Suffolk University.
The Solar Energy Business Association of New England (SEBANE) welcomes all PV installers, electrical and building inspectors to attend the most up-to-date training available on PV Systems and the 2023 National Electrical Code. Join leading experts Bill Brooks, Brooks Engineering, Matt Piantedosi, Ridgeline Energy Analytics, and Jim Rogers, Bay State Inspectional Agency for an informative […]
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, […]
What is the risk associated with carbon targets? This research project will help investors determine the risk associated with corporations achieving their future carbon targets. As corporations and investment firms both commit to targets for reducing their carbon emissions, there is growing desire to understand the risk associated with these future target statements. Whether or […]
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.
Happy New Year! Start the year off right by setting your intentions along with like-minded professionals. Sip on your favorite beverage while you network and enjoy enlightening conversations with your CWEEL peers!
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