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Friday, November 10, 2023

MassCEC Seeks Participants for Building Electrification and Transformation Accelerator (BETA): Commercial Buildings Pilot


Hello,
 
MassCEC is proud to announce our latest pilot program, aimed at helping to decarbonize a wide range of commercial facilities 20,000 square feet and larger (including multi-family buildings with 15 or more units) across the Commonwealth: the Building Electrification and Transformation Accelerator (BETA): Commercial Buildings Pilot.

Aimed at helping our local buildings become 2050 ready, the pilot will support participants by creating decarbonization plans to eliminate on-site fossil fuel use over time, for the least cost. The work to support these individual projects will provide insights in the development of statewide resources for decarbonization, such as market specific guides and toolkits.

Think you qualify? Apply today! Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. If your commercial property meets the criteria detailed in the Program Manual, and you're interested in decarbonizing your building, apply using our online application form.

For more information, please see our flyer about the pilot.

Please consider applying and sharing this opportunity with your network. If you have any questions, please contact us at buildings@masscec.com.

 
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Wednesday, November 8, 2023

MCEC: Request for Information - Neighborhood Electrification



MCEC: Request for Information - Neighborhood Electrification

Request for Information:

Neighborhood Electrification

MassCEC seeks to gauge interest and get input into potential neighborhood electrification demonstration projects.

For purposes of this Request for Information, "neighborhood electrification" is the strategic electrification of the building stock and decommissioning of the natural gas system in defined geographic areas —such as street segments, neighborhoods, or zones — that leverage opportunities where electrification could be more cost-effective than reinvestment in the gas system (e.g., pipeline repair). This RFI does not commit MassCEC to offer any program associated with neighborhood electrification, award any funds, pay any costs incurred in preparing a response, or procure or contract for services or supplies. 

MassCEC welcomes responses from all stakeholders. In particular, we are hoping to gather perspectives from utilities, municipalities, large landowners (e.g., universities or affordable housing owners), technical experts, legal/regulatory experts, community-based organizations, and advocacy organizations. Thank you for your time and insights!

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