Innovator

MassCEC acts as a connector between established and startup clean energy companies, investors, strategic corporate partners and large energy users in Massachusetts.

MassCEC supports local incubators, business accelerator competitions and other resources, job training, networking events and provides seed investments for technology companies.

Mass Innovation Nights

Event Time: 
Wednesday, August 08, 2018 - 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM
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Event Location: 
The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN)
14 Summer Street
Natick , MA 01760
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victoria@InnovationNights.com

Mass Innovation Nights is a monthly Boston area showcase event that helps tech startups gain visibility, social media engagement, and professional connections. Are you interested in startups in the Natick area? Enjoy this free event that is open to the public!

Learn more and RSVP here. 

Horizon18

Event Time: 
Wednesday, October 10, 2018 - 12:00 AM to Thursday, October 11, 2018 - 12:00 AM
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Event Location: 
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
415 Summer St
Boston , MA 02210
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info@masscec.com

Horizon18 is a global event-driven platform that harnesses the international movement towards a clean economy. Join an international community focused on driving the clean economy through solutions, innovations, investments, and partnerships. MassCEC is proud to be a founding partner of this exciting and groundbreaking event! The two-day event will leverage the valuable business leadership and innovation expertise of MassCEC and NECEC –  two leading clean energy business organizations in the Northeast U.S – with the international experience of World Climate Ltd, which has worked within stakeholder engagement, large-scale collaborations, and business events for almost a decade. The global event will cover sectors and industries such as energy, waste, water,production, mobility, and cities, and will bring together state and city public officials, startups, corporations, and investors to enable forward-thinking stakeholders to translate climate goals into cutting-edge projects and partnerships that grow the clean economy.

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Advancing Commonwealth Energy Storage (ACES)

The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) and Department of Energy Resources (DOER) announced an award of $20 million dollars to support 26 energy storage demonstration projects across the Commonwealth in 2017. There are currently 19 energy storage demonstration projects that are still active as seen in the graphic below. Additionally, the first four of several aggregated program reports (along with the time series data) regarding successes, barriers, and trends can be accessed by following the below links: 

MAtCH

MAtCH is a start-up exchange program jointly administered by MassCEC and the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE). Its goal is to provide early-stage companies an opportunity to explore business development in a foreign market.

DeployMass

DeployMass facilitates the adoption of clean energy technologies by public or public-interest customers to support the growth and development of Massachusetts-based companies while providing broader public benefits. 

This program is currently CLOSED

Investments

MassCEC makes direct equity and venture debt investments in Massachusetts-based clean energy companies. Equity investments average approximately $500,000 in a Seed, Series A, or Series B financing round, with venture debt investments of $100,000 to $1 million to help Massachusetts-based cleantech companies grow, reach key milestones, and create jobs. Applications for these investments are accepted on a rolling basis.

InnovateMass

The InnovateMass program provides up to $250,000 in grant funding and technical support to applicant teams deploying new clean energy technologies or innovative combinations of existing technologies with a strong potential for commercialization. Successful applicants will propose projects that address important energy challenges, help to grow the state’s clean energy economy, and contribute to Massachusetts’ continued clean energy leadership.

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