National Wildlife Federation
To advance appropriately-sited offshore wind development in the Atlantic Ocean, focusing specifically on designated areas of the Massachusetts and Rhode Island coasts.
Grant Program Clean Energy
Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships, Inc.
To maintain New England’s national leadership in adopting and implementing robust state policies that achieve the full potential of all cost-effective energy efficiency.
Conservation Law Foundation
To promote highly efficient use of electricity, oil, and natural gas; increase renewable energy generating capacity while reducing reliance on higher carbon fuels; and ensure that any expansion of the natural gas infrastructure is consistent with long-term climate goals.
Environment America Research and Policy Center
To promote solar energy and offshore wind, defend clean energy policies, and strengthen and defend RGGI, focused in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
Acadia Center
To develop a policy roadmap for EnergyVision and articulate a set of policies for key portions of the electricity system.
Center for EcoTechnology
To demonstrate, evaluate, and replicate community shared solar power generation in Massachusetts as a viable option for helping the state meet its aggressive renewable energy goals.
NECEC Institute
To promote the framework for “The Utility of the Future” by developing a series of white papers for policymakers, media, consumer advocates, utilities, and others.
Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts Education Fund
To retire the Mt. Tom coal plant sooner rather than later, and then engage the community in planning the redevelopment of the coal plant site in a way that secures jobs and protects the health of residents.
New Hampshire Sustainable Energy Association
To convene and facilitate the public interest communitys work on priority clean energy issues, engage local business leaders, and participate in New Hampshires comprehensive energy planning process.
Northern Forest Center
To increase adoption of high-efficiency wood pellet boilers to advance a renewable energy economy in northern New England, and to promote more comprehensive and effective thermal energy policies at the federal and state levels.