Bringing together Boston's CleanTech news and events

The BU Energy Club is a broad-based group consisting of Graduates, Undergrads, Alumni and Professors that serves as a link between scientists & engineers, entrepreneurs & business-persons, and aspiring policy-makers & government officials at Boston University and other schools in the Greater Boston Area.

Founded in 2004, the MIT Energy Club seeks to bring together and educate the MIT energy science, technology, policy, and business communities through initiatives focused on understanding the global energy challenge through fact-based analysis and education.

The Energy & Environment Club's mission is to bring the Sloan and MIT communities closer to current trends, technologies, and careers in Energy and Environmental Management. Sensitive to the natural interplay between Energy and the Environment, we look to encourage leadership in the energy sector and excellence in both direct and indirect environmental stewardship.

BASEA is primarily an educational organization involved in the promotion of solar and other sustainable energy technologies throughout the greater Boston area.  Since 1982 BASEA has been an active part of the region's energy-use conscience. 

Our membership includes engineers, architects, scientists, utilities, builders, students, and the general public. We advocate the balanced, mindful and responsible use of renewable energy to insure a sustainable future.

BASEA is the Boston area chapter of the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association.

The Clean Economy Network Foundationeducates and engages individuals interested in playing an active role in building the clean economy and sharing their knowledge about the clean economy with others.

CEE is a consortium of efficiency program administrators from across the U.S. and Canada who work together on common approaches to advancing efficiency. Through joining forces, the individual efficiency programs of CEE are able to partner not only with each other, but with other industries, trade associations, and government agencies. By working together at CEE, administrators leverage the effect of their funding dollars, exchange information on effective practices and, by doing so, achieve greater energy efficiency for the public good.

Welcome to the Environmental Business Council of New England, and thank you for exploring our website! The EBC, a nonprofit organization, was conceived in 1990 by environmental and energy company executives who began meeting on a regular basis to exchange ideas and share experiences. The EBC was the first organization in the United States established to support and foster the development of the environmental industry. Our goal is to enhance business and job growth of both established and emerging environmental and energy businesses. The EBC is committed to supporting its members by:

• Providing member companies with an array of programs, activities, and information to enable them to stay on the cutting edge of environmental and energy technologies, management and regulatory developments.
• Creating networking opportunities in order that members can work together for mutual benefit and teaming.

The Boston Chapter of the international IEEE organization.

NEWIEE harnesses the environmental passion, intelligence and leadership experience of New England women to promote and encourage public interest in the energy and environmental sectors. In particular, NEWIEE focuses on encouraging women of all backgrounds to participate in and/or become more informed about the energy and environmental sectors and issues related to these fields.

Since 1996 NEEP has been facilitating regional partnerships to advance the efficient use of energy in homes, buildings and industry in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states.
We are the only regional organization that maximizes energy efficient solutions through regional partnerships that leverage knowledge, capability, learning and funding to increase the impacts of individual state efforts.

For over eight years, The Green Roundtable / NEXUS has been the Massachusetts Affiliate of the US Green Building Council (USGBC). The two organizations have aligned mission statements around advancing green building principles and practices, and in addition, carry out similar green building and sustainable design educational programming. Over the past two years as an Affiliate, NEXUS has worked closely with a group of local leaders, members and volunteers of the USGBC MA Membership Forum (now the MA Chapter of USGBC) to engage and grow the larger green building community in Massachusetts.

Young Professionals in Energy (“YPE”) is a non-profit energy industry networking organization with over 10,000 members worldwide.  YPE is dedicated to providing a forum for networking and career development for professionals in the global energy industry. YPE runs a year-round calendar of events in 20 chapters around the world.

Greenhorn Connect (@GreenhornBoston) is the product of the challenges faced by young entrepreneurs trying to learn from and connect with the resources, organizations and events available in the city of Boston. What you see now is the beginning of our vision for a dynamic site for not just events and organizations in Boston, but additional resources and opportunities tailored for the needs of entrepreneurs everywhere.

Mass High Tech, the Journal of New England Technology, is owned by American City Business Journals, largest owner of city business journals in the country.  MHT specializes in covering the region's incubation of next generation technologies and the people and companies behind our innovation economy.  New England's technology and life sciences executives and engineers rely on MHT to track the pulse of local market forces, to identify new trends, detect emerging competition and uncover new opportunities.

Open Energy Info is a platform to connect the world’s energy data. It is a linked open data platform bringing together energy information to provide improved analyses, unique visualizations, and real-time access to data. OpenEI follows guidelines set by the White House’s Open Government Initiative , which is focused on transparency, collaboration, and participation. OpenEI strives to provide open access to this energy information, which will spur creativity and drive innovation in the energy sector.