Green School Works Technical Assistance Services
Green School Works Technical Assistance Services from Massachusetts Clean Energy Center helps public schools plan for decarbonization and energy efficiency using expert scientific analysis and renewable energy feasibility studies.
Funder: Massachusetts Clean Energy Center
Due Dates: Rolling (until funding is exhausted)
Funding Amounts: Technical assistance services: typically $6,000–$42,000 (Focused Study), $11,000–$17,000 (Comprehensive Building Assessment), $100,000–$300,000+ (Portfolio Decarbonization Roadmap); up to $5M total available; no cost to eligible schools/districts.
Summary: Supports eligible Massachusetts public schools and districts with expert technical assistance for decarbonization and energy efficiency planning, including renewable energy feasibility.
Key Information: Funding is limited and awarded first-come, first-served—early enrollment strongly encouraged.
Description
The Green School Works Technical Assistance Services program, administered by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC), provides expert support to eligible Massachusetts public K-12 schools, districts, and educational collaboratives for decarbonization planning. The program offers tailored technical assistance—such as Comprehensive Building Assessments, Portfolio Decarbonization Roadmaps, and Focused Studies—designed to modernize school buildings, improve energy efficiency, and support electrification. All services include renewable energy feasibility analysis and Massachusetts Class I Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) analysis, equipping participants with actionable data to pursue sustainable, cost-effective building upgrades.
