Join the Alliance for Climate Transition for Part 1 of a four-part series led by Shalaya Morissette, exploring how diverse businesses and communities can thrive in the clean energy transition. Each session breaks down key parts of the energy economy—from utilities and procurement to workforce and policy.
This kickoff session provides a baseline understanding of the current energy landscape in Massachusetts and the broader region. Shalaya and ACT partners will explain the clean energy transition, the role of utilities, and the business opportunities accompanying the shift to net zero. Attendees will learn about power generation, distribution systems, and state climate goals that are shaping procurement needs.
By Mark Sandeen Let’s take a look at the trends and forecasts for lithium-ion batteries. There are a number of trends that are relevant. Cost first, followed by weight (aka energy density measured in Wh/kg), followed by size (aka volumetric […]
Read MoreDear Permanent Buildings Committee and the SBC committee, Solar saves and makes money for the Town! Solar is the one component of the building that will actually create a return on investment in the very first year. A full build-out of […]
Read MoreIn 1775, our brave Minuteman gathered in Lexington to begin a revolution to become independent of British rule by demanding representation and self-governance. In an escalating climate crisis whose impacts are increasingly impossible to ignore, it is time to unequivocally […]
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