Massachusetts Clean Energy Center

Massachusetts Clean Energy Center

Close: Feb 18, 2026

To develop and expand climatetech related employment opportunities and promote climatetech related economic development in the Commonwealth, the Massachusetts Clean Energy Technology Center (“MassCEC”) is offering up to $30,000,000 (thirty million dollars) of tax incentives commencing in tax year 2025 to companies engaged in the research, development, innovation, manufacturing, and deployment of technologies in the climatetech sector.

Massachusetts Clean Energy Center

Close: Dec 8, 2025

Seeks to fund an assessment of the technical, regulatory and economic feasibility of using thermal energy from Boston-area waterways to support a transition away from the use of natural gas. The assessment would focus on thermal sources in the Charles and Mystic Rivers, Boston Harbor and Fort Point Channel and provide a robust evidence base for local policymakers, utilities, and potential energy off-takers to consider thermal energy networks (TENs) for phasing the city away from natural gas. This proposal was received from the Boston Green Ribbon Commission, a voluntary network of CEOs representing dozens of companies working together to accelerate implementation of the City’s Climate Action Plan.

Massachusetts Clean Energy Center

Close: Dec 22, 2025

Project consists of site demolition work (utilities, and structures; existing cellular coffer dam structures; pavements); marine infrastructure construction (bulkhead, pile-supported relieving platform and other structural construction), dredging and disposal; miscellaneous earthwork excavation, grading, and erosion control; miscellaneous utility work, site fencing, and erosion control and track out controls, and construction permitting coordination. See outside link.