News and Announcements

First Round of Funding Under $50 Million Grant Program Will Lower Energy Costs and Improve Air Quality and Comfort

27 Communities Receive Funds for Energy Efficiency and Clean Energy Projects

Multi-State Invitation Seeks Proposals for Transmission, Storage, and Distribution Infrastructure Projects in Pursuit of Federal Grid Innovation Program Funding

Historic RFP Will Generate Clean, Affordable Energy, Create Good-Paying Jobs

Program changes include new rebates for used electric vehicles, additional funds for income-eligible buyers, and rebates available the day of purchase

89 Percent of the Commonwealth’s Population Now Resides in a Green Community

Funds will help lower energy costs for residents and businesses and reduce greenhouse gas emissions

New Study and Mapping Tool Shows Massachusetts has Abundant Solar Potential to Reach Its Climate Goals

Cleaner Grid New England Project Application Supports Offshore Wind, Solar Growth

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

Elizabeth Mahony of the Attorney General’s Office to join the Administration

The program will ramp up the Administration’s efforts to make Massachusetts a global leader in the clean energy transition

Historic Stone Mill Building in Lawrence Will Be Fully Electrified and Transformed Into Affordable Housing; New Funding Opportunity Also Announced for Future Low- and Moderate-Income Residential Projects in Lawrence, Andover, and North Andover

Massachusetts Continues to Lead the Nation in Energy Efficiency and Provides No-Cost Energy Audits and Other Resources for Residents