Solar/ Martine Dion SMMA 617-520-9461 Cambridge Water/ Thermal Tom Leue Biodiesel Homestead, 413-362-8453 Greenfield Inc. Nancy Energy Member of 413-774-5667 Greenfield Hazard Efficiency NESEA/ Consultant Gregory Solar Northeast Hatfield 413-247-6045 Garrison Solar Kristen Solar Solect Energy 508-568-3511 Hopkinton Brandt (x717) Randald Hydropower Enel Green 978-513-3401 Bartlett Power North Lowell America, Inc. Brian Solar Solar Five 917-495-5552 Lexington LaValle David Willis Wind University of 978-934-3101 Lowell (KidWind) Massachusetts Jason Taylor Energy Byggmeister 617-470-6940 Newton Efficiency Associates Scott Energy Power House 617-340-6582 Newton Pokrywa Efficiency Dynamics (x208) Dan Solar United Solar 617-778-3904 Malden McGrath Associates Shirley Water SafvE 781-545-3546 Scituate Young Mike Solar Spirit Solar 413-883-3144 Springfield Kocsmiersky Bill Pedersen Renova 781-772-2878 Wellesley Partners Storage Total funding available for this event is $100,000. MassCEC anticipates awarding up to ten (10) “Clean Energy Activity events of not more than $8,000 per application from Track 1 or of not more Day” than $10,000 per application from Track 2. Awarded applicants will be paid in two installments. 50% of awarded funds will be distributed upon execution of contract and 50% of funds will be awarded upon completion and final report of the “Clean Energy Activity (see Attachment G). Budgets should be reasonable and demonstrate validity of Day” costs for each proposed activity. Please note that food for snacks and lunch as well as equipment are allowable costs. Lunch and snack expenses should be limited to $1,000 in total. Event costs can include: planning hours for the Program Coordinator, stipends for business speakers, field trip expenses, buses and operational costs (i.e., clean energy activity bags, etc.).
Martine Dion Solar/ Water/ Thermal SMMA 617-520-9461 Cambridge Tom Leue Biodiesel Homestead, Inc. 413-362-8453 Greenfield Nancy Hazard Energy Efficiency Member of NESEA/ Consultant 413-774-5667 Greenfield Gregory Garrison Solar Northeast Solar 413-247-6045 Hatfield Kristen Brandt Solar Solect Energy 508-568-3511 (x717) Hopkinton Randald Bartlett Hydropower Enel Green Power North America, Inc. 978-513-3401 Brian LaValle Solar Solar Five 917-495-5552 Lexington David Willis Wind (KidWind) University of Massachusetts Lowell 978-934-3101 Lowell Jason Taylor Energy Efficiency Byggmeister Associates 617-470-6940 Newton Scott Pokrywa Energy Efficiency Power House Dynamics 617-340-6582 (x208) Newton Dan McGrath Solar United Solar Associates 617-778-3904 Malden Shirley Young Water SafvE 781-545-3546 Scituate Mike Kocsmiersky Solar Spirit Solar 413-883-3144 Springfield Bill Pedersen Storage Renova Partners 781-772-2878 Wellesley Total funding available for this event is $100,000. MassCEC anticipates awarding up to ten (10) “Clean Energy Activity Day” events of not more than $8,000 per application from Track 1 or of not more than $10,000 per application from Track 2. Awarded applicants will be paid in two installments. 50% of awarded funds will be distributed upon execution of contract and 50% of funds will be awarded upon completion and final report of the “Clean Energy Activity Day” (see Attachment G). Budgets should be reasonable and demonstrate validity of costs for each proposed activity. Please note that food for snacks and lunch as well as equipment are allowable costs. Lunch and snack expenses should be limited to $1,000 in total. Event costs can include: planning hours for the Program Coordinator, stipends for business speakers, field trip expenses, buses and operational costs (i.e., clean energy activity bags, etc.).
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