Massachusetts State House to Host Mass Save Impact Awards on October 27, Honoring 17 Organizations and Communities
Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts — The Massachusetts energy efficiency program Mass Save held its Impact Awards ceremony from 10:30 a.m. to noon on October 27 in the Great Hall on the second floor of the Massachusetts State House in Boston, honoring 17 organizations and communities for outstanding energy efficiency and electrification projects. According to The Herald News on October 26, the awards, formerly known as the Mass Save Climate Leaders Awards, recognize organizations that have completed projects in energy efficiency, electrification and building modernization, as well as the environmental, economic and community benefits of those projects. Recipients span local government, health care, education, manufacturing, culture, retail and nonprofit sectors, including the cities of Cambridge, Fall River, Quincy and Springfield, as well as Lowell General Hospital, MASS MoCA, Gordon College and the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Amy Vavak, director of customer energy management at National Grid, and Katherine Peters, director of energy efficiency at Eversource, were scheduled to attend. Organizers said the winning projects offer examples for households and businesses seeking to cut operating costs through electrification and modernization, with details of individual projects as announced by the organizers.
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
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