Our Track Record

Since 2010, MassCEC has:

awarded
$ 900 M
through clean energy programs and incentives
attracted
$ 3 B+
in private & federal capital through awards and investments
invested
$ 3.4 B+
in early-stage climatetech companies
supported
7000 +
college and vocational internships at 680 organizations

Massachusetts Climate Corridor

Explore our interactive map to see where climatetech innovation, testing, and workforce training can come together across Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Climate Corridor

Our Focus

MassCEC funds climate solution innovation to meet Massachusetts emission reduction goals while growing the state’s clean energy economy.

Funding Opportunities

View funding opportunities offered by MassCEC programs, such as grants, investments, and consulting services we need.

Open
Program Area
Clean Transportation
Open
Program Area
Offshore Wind
Opportunity Type
Consulting/Services
Award Potential:

$125,000

Application Deadline:

April 6, 2026 by 11:59 PM

Open
Program Area
High Performance Buildings
Opportunity Type
Grants
Award Potential:

$2.5M total funding
Up to $500k per grantee

Application Deadline:

May 8, 2026 at 11:59 PM

Careers & Training

Students

Find jobs and internships, post your resume and much more.

Employers

Post jobs and internships, review resumes and grow your team.

Adult Learners

Build on your existing skills in a fulfilling and financially rewarding clean energy career.

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Training

Access training, education resources and learning initiatives.

Renewable Energy Data & Insights

The Production Tracking System (PTS) provides public, statewide data on renewable energy systems installed across Massachusetts. Explore system performance, production, and participation in clean energy incentive programs through reports and interactive dashboards. 

Everyday Benefits of Clean Energy

Clean Energy Lives Here shows how clean energy is improving daily life across Massachusetts—from lower energy bills and healthier homes to local jobs and stronger communities. Explore real stories, programs, and resources that connect clean energy to real-world impact.

Pathways into the Clean Energy Workforce

Clean Energy Careers helps students, job seekers, and professionals explore career pathways and connect with training and education opportunities across Massachusetts. Discover the skills, programs, and real-world paths that power careers in clean energy and climatetech.

Climate Leadership Conversations

The Thoughtful Climate Live Interview Series features conversations with leaders and experts shaping the future of climate and climatetech. Hosted by MassCEC’s Chief Climate Officer, each monthly interview explores the economic, social, and technological forces driving the clean energy transition.

Upcoming
Events

Mar 19
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
MassCEC, 294 Washington Street, Suite 1150, Boston MA 02108
Mar 23
Westin Boston Seaport District, 425 Summer Street, Boston, MA 02210

The Latest from MassCEC

Webinar

MassPort: Net Zero by 2031

The Massachusetts Port Authority, which owns and operates Logan Airport and four other critical passenger and freight facilities, has made an ambitious net zero by 2031 commitment.

Press Release
Awards for 17 organizations throughout the state were announced at the Central Massachusetts Regional Clean Energy & Climatetech Workforce Summit

WORCESTER – The Healey-Driscoll Adminis

MassCEC Blog

As offshore wind development expands into deeper waters, a key question has emerged in the Gulf of Maine: how will fishing and floating offshore wind operate in the same space?…