The Community Climate Fund (CCF) is a vehicle for regional institutions and businesses to sponsor local, high-impact carbon reduction projects that help accelerate a just and equitable transition to the low-carbon economy. The fund started with an investment from Williams College in Williamstown, MA. The CCF will support roadblock remediation
Primary Contact: Ashley Muspratt, CET President Ashley.Muspratt@cetonline.orgcreate new email For Immediate Release Town of Ipswich Introduces Novel Mechanism to Bring Clean Energy Upgrades to Homes Through utility cooperation, new program will enable homeowners and renters to enjoy benefits of energy efficient upgrades Ipswich—In a first for Massachusetts, the town of Ipswich, through the Ipswich Electric Light
The Community Climate Fund (CCF) is a vehicle for regional institutions and businesses to sponsor local, high-impact carbon reduction projects that help accelerate a just and equitable transition to the low-carbon economy. The fund started with an investment from Williams College in Williamstown, MA. The CCF will support roadblock remediation
Carbon-Based Incentives: Aligning Utility Incentives with the Decarbonization Impacts of Efficiency and Electrification Measures Ashley Muspratt1, Patrick Collins2, and Bill Bullock3 1Center for EcoTechnology, 2Shrewsbury Electric and Cable Operations, 3Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company Electric utilities are key player in the decarbonization of our economy. They procure energy and determine the extent to
Weatherization Works! On October 18th, we held our Weatherization Works webinar. If you missed the webinar, or want to revisit a topic we covered, check out the recording below! Weatherizing your home is an easy fix that can greatly increase your comfort while decreasing living costs. The focuses of the webinar included home energy