2021 MASSACHUSETTS CLEAN ENERGY INDUSTRY REPORT

As of the end of 2020, there were over 101,000 clean energy workers in Massachusetts, representing 3% of the state’s workforce.
CLEAN ENERGY LIVES HERE

Wondering what you can do to help the climate? Learn how to transition your home to clean energy.
MASSCEC'S 10 YEAR IMPACT REPORT

See how MassCEC has been advancing Massachusetts’ clean energy economy over the last decade and how we’ll be supporting the Commonwealth in achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Learn More About The Vocational Internship Program

Registration is now open for employers and vocational high school co-op coordinators for the 2020/2021 school year.
Go Solar with our new Residential and Landlord Guides

Thousands of Massachusetts homeowners, landlords, business owners and municipalities have turned to solar power to save money on their energy bills.
2018 Massachusetts Offshore Wind Workforce Assessment

An analysis of the workforce and economic development needs associated with the deployment of 1,600 MW of offshore wind.

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Success Story Snapshots

Gould Farm

Location: Monterey

Technology: Commercial-scale biomass heating (wood chips)

The Gould Farm biomass district energy system is up and running! Located in the Berkshires on a 700 acre working farm, Gould Farm is a residential psychiatric rehabilitation...

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Upcoming Events

May 24

Board of Directors Workforce Development Committee

Tuesday, May 24, 2022 - 10:00 PM to 11:30 PM - Boston, MA

May 18, 2022

Resiliency Toolkit

Sophia Napoletano-Net Zero Grid Fellow

The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center launched the Clean Energy and Resiliency (CLEAR) Program to... READ THE FULL POST

May 02, 2022

MassCEC Will Seek Homeowners to Receive Complimentary Home Decarbonization Services

Katelyn Buckley, Building Decarbonization Fellow

Amid a worsening climate crisis and Massachusetts’ 2050 net zero emissions target quickly approaching, reducing greenhouse gas emissions from... READ THE FULL POST

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