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Incentives Now Available for Solar Electricity in Massachusetts!
The Mass. Technology Collaborative is seeking applications for its "Small Renewables Initiative. They invite rebate applications of up to $50,000 for design and construction of renewable energy projects that are up to 10 kilowatts in size. For systems above 10 kW, look for details on MTC's upcoming Large Renewables Initiative. Click here for more information,
Solar Boston, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy's Million Solar Roofs Program, provides the resources and information to make it easier for you to pursue a solar project in the Boston area. Together we are working to overcome the barriers and educate the public about the benefits of solar. Solar Boston provides you with a single source of all the information you need to get started on your own project! Exciting News from Solar Boston!
North Quincy High School Wins with Solar! Thanks to generous donations from the IBEW Local 103 and the Quincy Rotary Club, North Quincy High School now has 2kW photovoltaic system on the roof. A student project focussed on the system recently won first prize in the category of "Current Issues" at the Massachusetts Envirothon. Click here to learn more. The O'Bryant School of Math and Science Showcases Solar Power! This system which was installed with funding from that National Science Foundation, MIT, and the MTC, will allow students at this Boston Public School in Roxbury to use state-of-the-art technology to learn key principles of Math and Science. Click here to learn more. Worcester Polytechnic Institute Students Coordinate Solar Efforts! A team of undergraduates at WPI recently succeeded in installing a 1kW PV system which will serve as a demonstration project and educational tool. Click here to learn more.
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Incentives
available for solar and other small renewable energy projects:
