About.
Massachusetts
Technology
Collaborative.

Harnessing The Power of Innovation

The Massachusetts Technology Collaborative is the state’s development agency for renewable energy and the innovation economy, which is responsible for one-quarter of all jobs in the state. Through the Renewable Energy Trust, we work to stimulate economic activity and renewable energy development in communities throughout the Commonwealth.

As our name suggests, we use a collaborative approach to achieving the organization’s mission. We bring together leaders from industry, academia, and government to advance technology-based solutions that lead to economic growth and a cleaner environment in Massachusetts.

By developing energy from wind, solar, and other renewable resources, we’re reducing our reliance on coal, oil, and other fossil fuels that contribute to air pollution and global warming. Investments in the emerging clean energy market stimulate new economic activity in the renewable industry and job growth across Massachusetts.

Our renewable energy investments are made through the Renewable Energy Trust, a public fund created by the Massachusetts State Legislature as part of electric utility restructuring.  More than 350 projects around the state have been supported by the Trust, including large-scale renewable energy installations, green buildings, and industry support projects that encourage the development of renewable energy.

NESEA Technology-driven innovation fuels our economy. MTC is uniquely positioned to provide economic development solutions in Massachusetts. By forming dynamic partnerships with key stakeholders, the agency serves as a catalyst for growing the innovation economy

For more information click on the MTC logo on any page.

.Is Pleased to Collaborate

NESEA has been pleased to collaborate with the MTC in their Title Sponsorship of the Building Energy Conferences over the past several years. Together we are advancing the capacity to serve a growing renewable energy and green building industry in the state and region.

To learn more about the MTC, click on their logo.