Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company (MMWEC)

The Solar for All program is coming soon! Under the $7 billion federal?Solar for All?program, Massachusetts has been awarded $156 million to expand access to solar energy in low-income and historically disadvantaged communities (LIDACs) through loans and leases, and residents in municipal light plant communities will be eligible. Solar for All programs will lower energy costs for thousands of qualifying households by financing solar installations in a variety of housing types. Residents will receive a minimum of 20% savings (or equivalent benefits) on average electric bills.?Solar for All programs are expected to launch in the second quarter of 2025. Check the information link for more information as it becomes available. Massachusetts' Solar for All Program | Mass.gov

What a fabulous day of advocacy today! MMWEC's MLP State House Day featured a diverse group of speakers, including MLP Caucus House Chair, Rep. Kim Ferguson, new House Chair of the Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy, Rep. Mark Cusack, and our Ludlow delegation, Sen. Oliveira and Rep. Saunders. Special thanks to Mansfield Electric General Manager Joe Sollecito and Shrewsbury Electric and Cable Operations General Manager Chris Roy for offering perspectives on the strength of the public power business model - including significantly lower rates - and the impacts of potential legislative and regulatory developments on the MLPs. Thanks to all public power representatives, legislators and staff, and staff from the administration for attending. We look forward to continuing these conversations. #publicpower #MMWECleads

MMWEC's energy efficiency, decarbonization and electrification program, NextZero, continues to grow! Check out the highlights from 2024. #MMWECleads #publicpower

???Employee Spotlight!??? We’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on?Jim Leydon, our?Senior Legislative and Regulatory Coordinator, who brings an incredible amount of passion, energy, and dedication to MMWEC every single day. Jim’s commitment to excellence and his proactive approach makes him an invaluable part of our team. Check out this short video to learn more about Jim’s journey, his contributions, and the impact he’s making at MMWEC ?? : #PowerYourFutureatMMWEC! ?? #EmployeeSpotlight #MMWEC #Teamwork

The MMWEC team enjoyed the Springfield Regional Chamber Outlook 2025 event this afternoon. Great insight from all the speakers on the economic outlook for the region, as well as what's going on in DC, from Lt. Gov. Driscoll, Congressman Neal and ABC News Washington Bureau Chief Rick Klein. #MMWECleads #publicpower

At MMWEC, we don’t just power communities—we empower careers! We offer: ?? Tuition Reimbursement – Supporting employees’ continued education. ???? On-the-Job Training – Learning directly from industry experts. ?? Career Advancement Opportunities – Promoting from within and investing in our team! Join a team that values growth, innovation, and expertise in the energy sector! ?? #CareerDevelopment #WorkWithPurpose #MMWECCareers

?? We're Hiring: Applications Data Architect! ?? MMWEC is seeking an Applications Data Architect to lead the way in business intelligence, data integration, and system optimization. If you have strong BI & SQL skills and a passion for building scalable applications, this is your opportunity to power the future of energy with us! ?? Location: Ludlow, MA Join our team and drive innovation in energy technology! Apply today: https://lnkd.in/eWYuMN4d ?? #MMWECCareers #DataArchitecture #ITJobs #HiringNow #EnergyInnovation

Municipal light plants pride themselves on providing superior service at a lower cost. The strengths of the not-for-profit public power business model include utilizing local control and local decision-making to best serve their communities - and save their customers money. #publicpower #jointaction #MMWECleads

?? Reliability. Innovation. Opportunity. ?? MMWEC’s Stony Brook Energy Center (SBEC) plays a critical role in ensuring power reliability for our municipal utilities. As one of Massachusetts’ most essential power generation facilities, SBEC helps provide cost-effective, dependable energy to communities across the state. ?? We’re hiring! If you’re looking to grow your career in the energy sector, check out our open roles! Be part of a team that keeps the lights on ?? ?? Apply today: https://lnkd.in/ek3TJyym ?? #EnergyCareers #StonyBrookEnergyCenter #PoweringTomorrow #MMWEC

Small business and multi-family audits have launched through MMWEC's NextZero program! One of the first small business audits was conducted this week at the Templeton First Congregational Church. Auditors from MMWEC's energy efficiency partner, CET, will evaluate the businesses’ energy consumption habits, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, lighting, and more. After the audit is completed, business owners will receive an in-depth audit report that explains different measures that can be implemented to cut down energy use and increase savings with projected cost and energy savings for each suggested measure. Business owners will also be given information on available rebates and incentive programs to help offset the costs of the suggested upgrades. Customers of Holyoke Gas & Electric, Ipswich Electric Light Department, South Hadley Electric Light Department, and Templeton Municipal Light and Water Plant are eligible for the new energy assessments.?#publicpower #jointaction #MMWECleads