News and Announcements

Beverly, Brookline, Eastham, Sharon, Shutesbury, Warwick and Wayland Join 28 Other Municipalities Cutting Energy Costs, Adding Locally-Produced Electricity, and Lowering Pollution from Municipal Buildings and Fleets

More Than $200 Million Awarded to Cities and Towns for Local Energy Projects Over Program’s Lifetime

Newton Food Pantry, High Point Treatment Center, and Grow Associates will save nearly $235,000 each year in energy costs, direct more resources to their missions

Report highlights progress made in energy affordability, protecting nature and climate resilience efforts

Awardees Honored for Initiatives that Lower Energy Costs, add Renewable Energy Generation and Reduce Pollution

The NECEC transmission project will provide Massachusetts with approximately 20 percent of its overall electricity and deliver $3 billion in benefits and savings

CLC Program Helps Cities and Towns Cut Energy Costs and Pollution, Add Locally Generated Electricity, and Upgrade Municipal Buildings

SMART 3.0 will Save Ratepayers $300 million, Jumpstart Solar Growth in Massachusetts, and Ensure all Residents Can Enjoy the Benefits of Solar

Third Round of Grant Funding Under Affordable Housing Decarbonization Grant Program Will Lower Energy Bills, Improve Air Quality in 1,600+ Homes

46 Communities Receive Funds for Local Energy Efficiency and Clean Energy Projects

Program would save Massachusetts households 20% on electricity bills – more than $372 million total – and create thousands of jobs

Healey-Driscoll Administration’s new solar policies will jumpstart solar growth, get charges off bills, and lower wholesale electricity costs

Announcement made during celebration of the completion of a rooftop solar system at the Pioneer Valley Transit Authority

Municipal Energy Technical Assistance Grants Allow Communities to Advance Municipal Energy Goals