MassCEC, founded in 2008, uniquely combines support for clean energy startups with economic development in Massachusetts, aiming to retain and grow firms and jobs locally. The agency facilitates climate-tech innovation by providing grants, internships, co-invested funds, and targeted deployment strategies tailored to state infrastructure, such as adapting EV charging to urban multiunit dwellings.
MassCEC also plays a critical role in scaling offshore wind energy through port infrastructure support and related industry innovation. Workforce development is central to their mission, offering training and professional development to prepare a skilled clean energy labor pool. The agency operates within a broader 10-year state climate tech strategy, backed by new tax incentives to solidify Massachusetts as a global leader.
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Positioning Massachusetts as a hub for climate tech and economic development ↗Source published 2026-01-06. This report was prepared with AI assistance from the linked primary-source material. Claims and limitations should be checked against the original announcement or research.