Commercial facilities, small businesses, and local storefronts face on-going pressure to reduce energy expenses, both to improve profits and to meet environmental goals. Non-profits such as houses of worship likewise could better serve their missions if they could reduce their energy bills. Fortunately, many innovative technologies and services are available to help, including many incentives and grants.
This webinar will cover energy-saving resources for Massachusetts businesses as well as non-profits. Additionally, we'll cover the context of the Large Building Energy Reporting law, an overview of commercial energy-saving pathways available through Mass Save, and opportunities available through the Mass Clean Energy Center’s Building Electrification and Transformation Accelerator technical assistance program. We’ll also include the latest news on solar and geothermal opportunities. This presentation is provided in cooperation with the City of New Bedford and Energy Efficient Fisheries.
