The time is now. Expand your clean energy business.

The Massachusetts clean energy industry is demonstrating steady growth, and your clean energy business is one of the reasons why. The 2015 Massachusetts Clean Energy Industry Report showed an 11.9 percent increase in clean energy jobs between 2014 and 2015, and this industry has no indication of slowing down. 

If you’re looking for workers to help keep or expand your business’ operations, MassCEC offers a variety of resources to help you find the employees you need to succeed, while more options are available from other local and national resources. 

Vocational Internship Program (VIP)

The Massachusetts Vocational Internship Program (VIP) is a workforce development initiative offered through the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC). The Program enhances the talent pipeline for Massachusetts clean energy companies and places skilled labor from vocational high schools in paid clean energy internships during the academic year. MassCEC reimburses wages paid to the intern(s) and it is the employer's responsibility to select eligible interns for their company.

Clean Energy Internships

Take advantage of MassCEC’s award-winning Internship Program to find the talent you need at a rate you can afford. MassCEC reimburses host employers who hire clean energy interns through our program, so you can take on additional help for little to no cost.

Clean Energy Jobs Board

Looking to fill a full- or part-time position? Get additional exposure by posting to our Clean Energy Jobs Board. Our Jobs Board viewed by thousands of unique visitors each month, and we actively assist in promoting available clean energy and cleantech positions. Please do not use this resource to post internship positions.

Clean Energy Resume Board

Be proactive and find prospective candidates for your open positions by browsing our Resume Board, a comprehensive database of qualified job seekers looking to work in the clean energy sector. Search candidates by technology, job type, location and more.

More Options: 

American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy

Post a job opening for free on the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy's (ACEEE) website. 

NESEA Green Jobs Board

Register to become a member of the Northeast Sustainable Energy Alliance (NESEA) and post the available positions at your renewable energy or sustainability business on the NESEA Green Jobs Board. 

Northeast Clean Energy Council

Members of the Northeast Clean Energy Council (NECEC) are able to submit employment opportunities for posting on NECEC's website. 

New England Women in Energy & Environment

If your organization is a member of the New England Women in Energy & Environment (NEWIEE), you can post employment opportunities in the site's "Members Area."