High Performance Buildings
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MassCEC accelerates building decarbonization with proven electrification technologies, financing solutions, and workforce programs that deliver immediate economic and environmental benefits to every Massachusetts community.
Funding Opportunities
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Green School Works Technical Assistance | Rolling
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Home Modernization Navigator | Rolling
- Northampton-Easthampton Electrification | Rolling
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Building Electrification & Transformation Accelerator (BETA): Project Planning | Rolling
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BETA: Roadmaps | Rolling
High-Performance Buildings: Powering Massachusetts with Clean, Affordable Energy.
Discover how MassCEC drives a cleaner, more affordable energy future for Massachusetts homes and businesses through high-performance building solutions.
Small Residential Buildings
MassCEC helps make your community's homes and apartments more affordable and energy efficient. We develop and test clean, efficient ways to heat and cool, moving away from fossil fuels. From classic triple-deckers to other housing, our goal is to bring cost savings, cleaner air, and new jobs to every neighborhood.
Commercial and Multi-Family Buildings
MassCEC helps local businesses, community centers, and other buildings in your community become more affordable and energy efficient by supporting energy-saving upgrades and new affordable housing, which creates local jobs and stronger, healthier communities.
Consumer Engagement
Our Clean Energy Lives Here campaign engages homeowners and renters who want to decarbonize, electrify, save money, or just be more energy efficient.
Equity & Community-Based Initiatives
MassCEC helps communities put solar panels on homes and bring clean heating and cooling to neighborhoods, ensuring all residents get the benefits of clean energy, including jobs and cost savings.
Financial Innovation
MassCEC understands that easy access to capital can be an important driver of clean energy adoption. Our support for the Ipswich ReSource ReInvest program demonstrates how On Bill Financing can eliminate upfront costs by allowing building occupants to pay for clean energy upgrades through monthly utility bills that are less than their energy savings. We're seeking ways to leverage private capital providers while using public funds efficiently to expand access and drive forward-looking projects.
Buildings News
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Massachusetts’ building industry looks very different today than it did 20 years ago. At the 2025 Building Tech Forum hosted by Built Environment Plus, I was struck by just how…