Massachusetts Clean Energy Center

Now Accepting Applications for Commonwealth Solar II

Click here to find solicitation documents for Commonwealth Solar II .

01.26.10

Now Accepting Applications for Commonwealth Solar II Rebate Program

Solicitation Documents for the Commonwealth Solar II Rebate Program are now available. The Commonwealth Solar Stimulus Rebate Program has closed.

02.05.10

Nexamp wins largest solar contract in Mass.

North Andover solar installer Nexamp Inc. received the largest contract award for solar systems in Massachusetts Friday — a $20 million award to build 4.1 megawatts of solar capacity on a dozen state water treatment facilities.

02.05.10

Report: Patrick-Murray Administration Clean Energy Policies Will Produce Dramatic Reduction in Green

According to a new report, Massachusetts' clean energy politices will produce a dramatic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. With Global Warming Solutions Act requiring cut of 10 to 25 percent from 1990 levels by 2020, reduction of more than 18 percent

02.04.10

Investment Dollars Flow To Green Energy Start-Ups

Two Massachusetts companies are featured in The Wall Street Journal article about the increase in investor interest in clean energy start-ups. In the third quarter of 2009, clean energy received 19% of venture capital investment in the U.S., second only t

01.21.10

GRANTS FOR CLEAN ENERGY DEMONSTRATION AND TRAINING EQUIPMENT

The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center is offering $500,000 in grants for vocational and technical high schools, colleges and universities, regional employment boards, union and labor organizations and community-based nonprofit organizations to purchase cl

05.20.09

Grant Announcement: Clean Energy Workforce Training Capacity Building

The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center is offering nearly $1 million in grants targeted toward increasing the ability of Massachusetts vocational-technical high schools, colleges and universities, and community-based non-profit groups to meet the workforce

Dear friends,

As of November 23, 2009, the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center is the new home of the Renewable Energy Trust. This exciting transition comes as a result of legislation, passed by the Massachusetts Legislature and signed by Governor Deval Patrick, to provide the residents, businesses, and communities of the Commonwealth with a single source of support for clean energy.

We are working to ensure a seamless transition for Trust award recipients and renewable energy stakeholders. During this transition and beyond, the Clean Energy Center and the Renewable Energy Trust will continue to provide the same high level of service to the ratepayers of the Commonwealth, and will work to further Massachusetts’ position as a leader in the clean and renewable energy economy. We thank the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative for their many years of stewardship of the Trust, and look forward to continued partnership and future success in catalyzing the Massachusetts innovation economy.

Over the next several months we will be transitioning the Trust’s webpages to the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center site. Meanwhile, MTC will continue to host the Trust’s webpages.

Thank you for your continued interest in and support of the work of the Renewable Energy Trust, and for your commitment to making the Commonwealth a leader in clean energy.

Sincerely,
Patrick Cloney
Executive Director