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Dear Friends,
Welcome to the new MassCEC Website! In the past few months MassCEC has created a dynamic new website that reflects the transition of the Massachusetts Renewable Energy Trust. In the coming months we will continue transitioning webpages and resources from the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative’s website to www.MassCEC.com. Keep checking back for updates!
Executive Director, MassCEC
TPIComposites announced that it will open a wind blade manufacturing facility in Fall River.
TPI Composites will create at least 30 engineering and technical jobs; Future expansion planned
Carlson Orchards celebrates new solar array & a bright future
Massachusetts jobs in solar manufacturing, installation and service nearly tripled since 2007, survey shows.
Five Massachusetts clean energy researchers will share in an award of $200,000 from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center and the Massachusetts Technology Transfer Center, directed toward projects that aim to help demonstrate the commercial viability of c
MassCEC makes growth capital investments that support the expansion of a clean energy company’s operations in Massachusetts.
MassCEC makes venture capital equity investments in promising early-stage Massachusetts clean energy companies.
Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) Catalyst Program Awards are intended to support the demonstration of the commercial viability of Clean Energy technologies.
MassCEC is seeking information from the solar thermal community to obtain information that will help MassCEC determine how best to structure a solar thermal incentive pilot program.
The Commonwealth Hydropower Program seeks to increase the output of the Commonwealth’s hydropower assets by providing grants for ecologically-appropriate projects that can be implemented quickly and efficiently. This solicitation opened on August 25, 201
Commonwealth Wind: Community Scale Wind's Block 4 of funding opened on July 28, 2010. The Commonwealth Wind Community Scale program provides grants through a competitive application process for the installation of Wind Projects by profession
Completed in 1848, the Great Stone dam is central to the history of the city of Lawrence. The water behind the dam was diverted into canals that produced water power to power the mills for which Lawrence became known.
The Town of Falmouth’s 1.65 MW Vestas wind turbine is located at the Falmouth Wastewater Treatment Plant.
In the spring of 2010, 21 technical high school electrical instructors from across the state participated in a three-class solar photovoltaic workshop.
