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Are you interested in getting more involved with MassCEC’s support of climatetech startups and innovators across the Commonwealth? If so, we’ve got an exciting announcement for…

In the quiet hills of Ashfield, Massachusetts, Double Edge Theatre isn’t just putting on plays, they’re bringing clean energy…

Lowering energy bills starts at the community level. With more families feeling the pinch of rising costs, connecting people with the right resources can make a real difference…

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…

The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC), in partnership with Slipstream, is excited to discuss the expansion of its Building Electrification and Transformation…

On May 21, 2025, MassCEC, in partnership with Alliance for Climate Transition (ACT), hosted the event “Balancing Data Center Energy Use & Climate Goals.”
The…

In Massachusetts, building performance regulations are primarily governed by the state's building energy codes and local emission ordinances, which are designed to enhance energy…

A modern car dashboard can tell us a lot. My first car gave me just the basics: fuel level, speed, and RPM (it was a…

Some of you may remember that loud and dramatic Bonnie Tyler song lyric from the 1980s movie Footloose. Last week, I was reminded that if you care about life on Earth, there is…

With the aid of a grant from MassCEC’s EmPower Massachusetts program, the non-profit Habitat for Humanity of Greater Boston has created a valuable new resource that will help…