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September 2020
2020 MASS/RI Fall BOC Level I via Zoom
For Massachusetts and Rhode Island Residents Only Building Operator Certification (BOC) is a nationally-recognized training and certification program for building operators offering improved job skills and more comfortable energy-efficient facilities. The training is led by highly regarded, experienced professional instructors. Participants receive a collection of valuable reference materials created and updated by facility experts in energy-efficient operations and building systems. Certification provides a credential for professional development and offers employers a way to identify skilled operators. BOC Level I is…
Find out more »December 2020
EEAC Three-Year Plan Public Comment Sessions
During the Three-Year Planning process, public comment is important to help shape the future of the Massachusetts energy efficiency plans. The EEAC will host at least six public comment sessions this fall with additional sessions anticipated in Spring 2021. Due to COVID-19, these public comment sessions will be held virtually. Register here: Session 5 Written public comment can be sent at any time to MA-EEAC@mass.gov. Written public comment is posted on the EEAC website after it’s received.
Find out more »Meeting of the Cape and Vineyard Town Energy Committees, Organizations, and Stakeholders working on Energy and Climate Related Issues
Cape Light Compact, the Cape and Vineyard Electric Cooperative, and the Cape Cod Climate Change Collaborative would like to invite you to a virtual Zoom meeting of the Cape and Vineyard Town Energy Committees, Organizations, and Stakeholders working on Energy and Climate-Related Issues on Thursday, Dec. 10 at 4:30 pm. The goal of the meeting will be to allow committees, organizations, and stakeholders to update the larger group on their current goals and projects and to identify potential areas of…
Find out more »EEAC Three-Year Plan Public Comment Sessions
During the Three-Year Planning process, public comment is important to help shape the future of the Massachusetts energy efficiency plans. The EEAC will host at least six public comment sessions this fall with additional sessions anticipated in Spring 2021. Due to COVID-19, these public comment sessions will be held virtually. Register here: Session 6 Written public comment can be sent at any time to MA-EEAC@mass.gov. Written public comment is posted on the EEAC website after it’s received.
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