The Commonwealth has ambitious carbon reduction goals, as have many states, and is setting policy and taking action to meet those targets. What does that mean for customers, both in terms of cost and reliability? What are the short-, mid-, and long-term impacts of clean energy? Our guest speaker Joanna Troy, Massachusetts DOER’s Director of Energy, Policy, and Planning will discuss.
The new energy efficiency plan has been approved and is already in effect. Nearly $4 billion will be spent over the three-year plan–money that you pay into the fund every month on your energy bills.
Anyone who has been reviewing energy prices lately knows that we are in a high-priced environment, lately due to weather, the imbalance between supply and demand, and increasing exports. Add to this the war in Ukraine, which is creating greater market uncertainty, and making decisions around renewals and price-locks is even more complicated.
We will discuss events in Ukraine and Europe, how this winter’s weather impacted future prices, and what to expect in the spring market.
As the transition to a low-carbon economy accelerates, an increasing number of organizations are aiming to reduce and offset emissions associated with natural gas through carbon offsets. During this webinar, we’ll explore the future of natural gas and how carbon offsets have emerged as the first step in decarbonizing this fuel.
This “Quick Hit” 20-minute webinar will compare Community Aggregation green prices with other options, and provide an overview of the options and process for greening up your supply.
Massachusetts’ newly expanded solar incentives, SMART 2.0, offer new opportunities that make solar and storage projects more economical and open up previously fully-subscribed territories. This 45-minute webinar will help you to take advantage of these new solar opportunities.
