Accelerating clean energy in Massachusetts
Dedicated to innovation, investment, workforce development, and net zero goals.
As part of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Week, October 17 - 21, 2022, the Museum of Science (MoS) visited our Wind Technology Testing Center (WTTC) in Boston. Take the tour with MoS to see how truly huge the wind blades are, get a bird's eye view from the control center, and understand why wind blade testing is so important to the offshore wind industry. With multiple offshore wind farms being built off the east coast of the U.S. in coming years, workers like those who test the blades and install the turbines will be in high demand.
MassCEC funds climate solution innovation to meet Massachusetts emission reduction goals while growing the state’s clean energy economy.
You may be aware that Massachusetts is home to top-notch universities, a vibrant economy, and championship sports teams. Did you know that we also have the highest percentage of clean energy workers per capita in the U.S. and our clean energy community includes the largest cleantech incubator in the country
Thirty-two hundred (3,200) MW of offshore wind will be built off our coast starting in 2023, with at least 2,400 MW more coming, and we're training workers of all skill levels and ages for these exciting new jobs while expanding our busy Wind Technology Testing Center and New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal. We're committed to leading the clean energy transition and we welcome you, your company, your great ideas, and your passion for creating a better world into our supportive network of researchers, entrepreneurs, and investors. Come to Massachusetts, we can't wait to work with you!
View funding opportunities offered by MassCEC programs, such as grants, investments, and consulting services we need.
Clean energy innovators explain how MassCEC's support and funding plays a critical role in their success (2 min.)
Build on your existing skills in a fulfilling and financially rewarding clean energy career.
