The state of Massachusetts has launched a new initiative to support energy storage technologies, providing $10 million in funding for research and development, and to influence public policy.
The state is implementing a new plan to increase solar power usage, aiming to mitigate pollution, create jobs, and lower energy costs, though utilities warn of increased consumer expenses.
The state government of Massachusetts has set and surpassed ambitious renewable energy goals, particularly focusing on solar energy development and implementation.
One of the nine states participating in RGGI, Massachusetts is working to eliminate a majority of its carbon allowances by the end of the year to encourage the transition to alternative energy.
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