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The heart of the clean energy revolution resides in Massachusetts
Governor Deval Patrick
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) is dedicated to accelerating the success of clean energy technologies, companies and projects in Massachusetts—while creating high-quality jobs and long-term economic growth for the people of Massachusetts. MassCEC provides seed investments to startup companies, funds renewable energy rebates for residents and businesses and supports the development of a local clean energy workforce. Since its inception in 2009, MassCEC has helped clean energy companies grow, supported municipal clean energy projects and invested in residential and commercial renewable energy installations creating a robust marketplace for innovative clean technology companies and service providers.
MassCEC CEO Alicia Barton today announced six projects that will receive $734,134 in funding under the inaugural round of the InnovateMass program.
Governor Patrick And Lieutenant Governor Murray Break Ground On New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal
Governor Deval Patrick and Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray today broke ground on the New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal, which will become the first port in the United States equipped to support offshore wind turbine deployment.
Governor Deval Patrick today joined Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rick Sullivan and other energy officials to celebrate 250 megawatts of solar energy installed – reaching the Patrick-Murray Administration’s goal four years early – and announc
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The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, in conjunction with the Department of Energy Resources, is requesting proposals from solar PV Installers to bid on the Communities of Lee and Williamstown as part of Round 1 of the 2013 Solarize Massachusetts Program
Commonwealth Solar II provides rebates for homeowners and businesses in Massachusetts who install solar photovoltaics (PV).
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center is requesting proposals from consultants or professionals with significant expertise in clean energy technology demonstration and validation to serve as a Technical Consultant under the InnovateMass Program.
MassCEC has developed an interactive web map featuring the state's 25 wind projects that range in size from 100 kilowatts to 15 megawatts.
Training centers at Springfield Technical Community College and Berkshire Community College are equipped with the latest weatherization tools and equipment, as well as large house props for comprehensive hands-on training.
The newly renovated Beverly High School, which reopened this fall, now serves as a lesson in energy efficiency, renewable energy and green building to its more than 1,200 students.
