Thank you Kim Driscoll for visiting DOER this week to help us celebrate our $156M investment from U.S. EPA for MA’s Solar For All program, which will advance environmental justice, improve health in communities across the state, save families money and support good-paying jobs.

DOER is proud to support MA cities and towns in their transition to clean, renewable energy. Yesterday, we announced 17 META grants were awarded to help municipalities and regional school districts with local energy projects and studies. bit.ly/METAGrants ⁠

We are so proud to see our Deputy Commissioner Joanna Troy's hard work and dedication in the energy sector recognized at this year’s NEWIEE Awards Gala! Joanna's expertise brings us closer to realizing our ambitious clean energy goals. bit.ly/49DwpUO

DOER is reviewing the Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) program, and we want your input!

View questions and submit your written feedback by Feb. 2, 2024, at 5 pm: mass.gov/info-details/s…

Contact [email protected] for more info.

With the help of the IRA, DOER is expanding our nation-leading energy-efficiency and decarbonization initiatives. Commissioner Elizabeth Mahony proudly discussed our strides at a roundtable with Secretary Janet Yellen and local leaders in Roxbury today.

The Energy Efficiency Advisory Council is seeking applications for new Councilors!
The EEAC oversees the development and implementation of the Three-Year Energy Efficiency Investment Plans, which guide Mass Save programs. Please visit ma-eeac.org/about/members/ for more information.