Leading by Example Partner Websites

A tool with energy metrics for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; provided by the Department of Energy Resources

DCAMM works with state facilities to add renewable energy, improve energy and water efficiency, and enhance sustainability and resiliency in existing, renovated and new buildings.

Environmental regulations for Massachusetts, and tools to comply with them

Massachusetts state government’s environmentally responsible procurement initiative

Massachusetts' nation leading efficiency rebates, programs, and training for homes, businesses, and institutions

Energy efficiency resources and certified products published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) & U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

The U.S. Department of Energy provides technical assistance and showcases various models of green building projects throughout the United States

The Pathways to Zero Net Energy Program is a $3.5 million DOER initiative designed to assist with a transition to the next generation of high-performance buildings

The MassCEC provides resources, guidance, invests, and acceleration of the Massachusetts clean energy sector

MassCEC uses this database to track the production of renewable energy systems that are installed throughout the Commonwealth.

MassDEP’s Clean Energy Results Program provides state resources, contacts, and an overview of the Commonwealth’s clean energy progress.

The U.S. EPA provides educational information, including webinars and newsletters, plus interactive tools like the Power Profiler to learn more about how the energy in your area is generated.

MassDEP provides education, news, and local examples of efforts to reduce the effects of climate change.

Massachusetts plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions statewide.

In 2008, the Commonwealth developed ambitious statewide greenhouse gas emission reduction targets to address climate change.

Massachusetts is working cooperatively with Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states to develop a market-based approach to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The IPCC is an international body organized by the United Nations that reviews and assesses information on climate change.

DOER's Massachusetts Clean Cities Coalition is part of the US Dept. of Energy’s Clean Cities Program, and provides guidance, technical assistance, and resources to reduce the environmental impact of vehicles.

Individuals in Massachusetts can apply for rebates for the purchase or lease of new electric vehicles.

MassEVIP provides financial incentives to municipalities and employers for the procurement of electric vehicles and charging stations.

MassDEP provides guidance and resources for the management of toxic and hazardous waste.

TURI at UMass Lowell provides grant funding, educational expertise, and conducts research to reduce the use of toxic chemicals in Massachusetts.

U.S. EPA offers educational resources on types of hazardous waste and best practices to handle it.

MassDEP offers information and trainings on complying with waste bans designed to minimize landfill waste.

U.S. EPA provides a Water Savings Calculator, water-efficiency education, and information on water-efficient products and services.

The MWRA offers guidance on low-flow water fixtures and information on the MWRA’s system-wide water efficiency practices.