“By making common sense and visionary changes in the way we deploy DERs, we can help Massachusetts achieve the future it deserves. Action at the state level is more important than
The survey included both a quantitative Excel cost component for bottom-up modeling, as well as a qualitative questionnaire about MA-specific costs and stakeholder involvement in the MA
“Thousands of Massachusetts workers support our energy infrastructure and help us keep the lights on. Getting more solar into the state will help us strengthen our local workforce and
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What is Distributed Generation (DG)? This page provides a brief explanation of the DG for first-time visitors.
2022 Clean Energy Act requires each of Massachusetts'' three EDCs to file an ESMP once every 5 years to, in part: proactively upgrade the distribution system to enable increased adoption of DERs; and
Each distributed generation installation must be reviewed and approved for interconnection to the distribution system by the local electric utility and appropriate local municipal inspectors. This guide
Vote Solar has proposed two new bills to the Massachusetts legislature to prioritize access to local solar projects. If passed, the bills would streamline permitting and interconnection for small solar projects,
The distributed energy resource (DER) projects will help support the clean energy goals of Massachusetts and the objectives of renewable energy developers across six different areas.
“With Massachusetts'' record-high utility bills and growing electricity demands, we must turn our sights to solutions that lower costs and provide for grid flexibility. Distributed energy
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