Across the Northeast, states have been exploring how energy storage can help them reach their clean energy and climate goals. From MassCEC and the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources’ (DOER) Advancing Commonwealth Energy Storage to similar programs in Vermont, Maine, and Connecticut, Northeast states are proving that storage will be a key part of the energy system […]
Learn about important updates to the Catalyst and DICES program from MassCEC and MassVentures.
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 […]
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.
Iterative life cycle assessment (LCA) through the course of design offers a powerful method for vetting embodied carbon reduction strategies. This session will walk through key priorities and examples of how to put LCA into practice during design and procurement. First, it will cover target setting, building certifications, scoping considerations, and structural system selection during […]
HEET is hosting an informational webinar with the Building Electrification Accelerator to provide an overview of a funding opportunity. Want networked geothermal in your community? Thanks to funding from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, HEET is releasing a Request for Applications through the Learning from the Ground Up research program for communities in Massachusetts committed to deploying […]
This webinar will present the results and recommendations from Powering the Future: A Massachusetts Clean Energy Workforce Needs Assessment and will include a Question & Answer session. The report is a comprehensive analysis of the clean energy workforce needed to meet the state’s ambitious 2030 greenhouse gas emission reduction targets. The report provides insight into workforce needs […]
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