Massachusetts Clean Energy Center
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Massachusetts Clean Energy Center

https://www.masscec.com/
Last activity: 08.09.2026
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The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center is the first statewide agency in the nation dedicated solely to facilitating the development of the clean energy industry—led by business people who bring knowledge, experience and an entrepreneurial attitude to help clean energy companies take full advantage of all the state’s unique assets. We connect members of the clean energy community—employees, investors, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and others that are committed to accelerating the success of clean energy in the Commonwealth. We share news on the clean energy community, investment opportunities, and other timely information.
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Location: United States, Massachusetts, Boston
Employees: 51-200
Phone: +1 617-315-9355
Founded date: 2008

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08.09.2026Schmidt Family Foundation Supports New Climate Decelerator Initiative as The Engine Expands Philanthropic PartnershipsNew initiative will preserve critical knowledge, data, and IP from stranded climate ventures, expanding philanthropic support for The Engine that includes Rockefeller, Moore, MassCEC, and others. CAMBRIDGE, MA, UNITED STATES, September 8, 2...
28.08.2026Teragen Energy Completes $6M Pre-Seed Round BOSTON, MA, Teragen Energy has announced the close of an oversubscribed $6 million pre-seed funding round. >> Click here for more funding data on Teragen Energy >> To export Teragen Energy funding data to PDF and Excel, click h...
26.08.2026Teragen Energy Raises $6M in Pre-Seed FundingTeragen Energy, a Southborough, MA-based developer of solid oxide fuel cell power systems, raised $6M in Pre-Seed funding. The round was co-led by BEVC and Energy Capital Ventures, with participation from AP Ventures, AIC Ventures, Massachu...
13.04.2026Via Separations receives $36 M from Aramco VenturesVia Separations, a leader in process solutions for industrial separations, today announced $36 million in new funding with significant participation from new investors, including Climate Investment, Aramco Ventures, and Marathon Petroleum C...
02.04.2026Via Separations Ignites Industrial Shift with $36 Million InvestmentVia Separations secured $36 million in new funding. This capital propels its advanced membrane technology into the refining and chemicals sectors. The company's modular filtration platform electrifies industrial separation processes. It dir...
01.04.2026Via Separations Raises $36M in New FundingVia Separations, a Watertown, MA-based provider of process solutions for industrial separations, raised $36M in new funding. The round was led by Climate Investment, Aramco Ventures, and Marathon Petroleum Corporation with participation fro...
10.09.2025CTP Expands Practice Areas, Leveraging 30+ Years of ExpertiseCTP, a leading creative marketing agency, today announced the launch of five dedicated practice areas that underscore the agency’s commitment to working with brands that positively impact people’s lives. The development of these practice ar...
26.08.2025MassCEC and FedTech Partner with Startup Boston Week to Spotlight the Next Wave of Climatetech StartupsFinal Showcase of the Massachusetts Climatetech Studio brings lab-based innovation to the Startup Boston Week stage. Startup Boston Week is where the region’s most exciting new ideas get discovered.” — Stephanie RoulicBOSTON, MA, UNITED STA...
20.03.2025The Tug of War in Energy: Balancing Production and SustainabilityThe energy landscape is a battlefield. On one side, the push for increased oil production. On the other, a growing demand for sustainable solutions. The stakes are high, and the players are powerful. Recent developments highlight this tensi...
19.03.2025BlueShift Raises $2.1M in Pre-Seed FundingBlueshift, a Boston, MA-based electrochemical climate tech innovator, raised $2.1M in Pre-Seed funding. Backers included ConocoPhillips Company, Ridgeline and the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC), with participation from others. ...
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