Projects
Description	Division	Type
Alternatives Unlimited Hydro Project Alternatives Unlimited Inc. of Whitinsville (Northbridge), Massachusetts recently received LEED Gold certification for its historic mill building!	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects
Berkshire East Wind Turbine The Berkshire East ski resort in Charlemont commissioned their 900 kW PowerWind wind turbine in January 2011.	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects
Beverly's Green High School 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.	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects
Falmouth Wind Turbine The Town of Falmouth’s 1.65 MW Vestas wind turbine is located at the Falmouth Wastewater Treatment Plant.	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects
Massachusetts' Wind Turbines MassCEC has developed an interactive web map featuring the state's 25 wind projects that range in size from 100 kilowatts to 15 megawatts.	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects
More MassCEC Projects Coming Soon!	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects
Mount Saint Mary’s Abbey Turbine High electric bills drove the 50 Roman Catholic contemplative women to look for green energy sources.	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects
Solar Hot Water at Squirrel Brand The Low Income Energy Affordability Network (LEAN), which administers MassCEC's Low Income Solar Thermal Program, selected the Squirrel Brand Building out of more than 50 projects that applied to the program for funding this year.	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects
Solarizing Across the State Residents and business owners in the communities of Harvard, Hatfield, Scituate and Winchester have been hitting the streets for the past three months to encourage their neighbors to adopt solar energy, thanks to an innovative pilot called Solarize Massac	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects
Templeton Wind Turbine In September 2010, Templeton Municipal Light and Water Plant (TMLWP) commissioned a 1.65 MW utility scale wind turbine on land owned by the Narragansett Regional School District.	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects
The Great Stone Dam Completed in 1848, the Great Stone dam is central to the history of the city of Lawrence. The water behind the dam was diverted into canals that produced water power to power the mills for which Lawrence became known.	Renewable Energy Generation	Projects