MassCEC In the News

Boston will study an unlikely heating and cooling source for its buildings: the harbor
The Boston Globe
The city of Boston and MassCEC are teaming up on a project to study the feasibility of tapping into thermal energy from the Boston Harbor and the Charles and Mystic rivers.
Fall River's Greene Elementary gets $2M for clean energy upgrades
The Fall River Herald
The school is set to receive $2.09 million from MassCEC for clean energy upgrades.
For EV owners, more places to plug in planned in Worcester
Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Four on-street EV chargers in Worcester are in the works, thanks to MassCEC.
State turns to community colleges in push to train clean energy workforce
Bay State Banner
MassCEC announced a new round of grant funding with nearly $1 million earmarked specifically for community colleges to develop training and other initiatives that will prepare students for green jobs.
Why Mass. is betting on a boom in climate tech
WBUR
Massachusetts offers advantages for growing climatetech companies, like grant programs and tax incentives, support from quasi-governmental agencies like MassCEC, workers with advanced manufacturing skills, plenty of venture capital, and world-class research universities.
Chicopee receives grant to transition school buses to electric
The Reminder
Chicopee received a $2.39 million grant from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center to convert some of the city’s school buses to electric.
UMass Lowell hosts state’s Climatetech Corridor Roadshow, shining a light on regional climate innovation
The Lowell Sun
Entrepreneurs, researchers, elected officials and economic development leaders gathered at UMass Lowell to highlight Northeastern Massachusetts’ leadership in climate technology.
Grant for electric buses awarded to Belmont
Belmont Voice
Belmont received a grant from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MCEC) to help fund electric school buses
Offshore wind guru Bruce Carlisle sets MassCEC’s sights on ocean-tech
The Boston Globe
Bruce Carlisle, MassCEC's Managing Director of Offshore Wind, and his team have expanded their scope to focus on ocean technology.
‘A much quieter ride’: Electric school buses are coming to Worcester
MassLive
Worcester Public Schools will begin the rollout of 20 new electric school buses.