The Sponsors of Mass Save recognize that an effective tool in advancing the workforce is creating new initiatives to meet the demands of the Massachusetts energy efficiency labor pool.
The Mass Save Workforce Partnership Grant seeks to increase the sustainability of the energy efficiency workforce by prioritizing funding with grant dollars to support upskilling and transitioning new workers into the energy efficiency workforce through partnership development.
The total amount is based upon partnership funding request and the availability of funds.
For full eligibility requirements, click here.
The Mass Save Sponsors welcome applications servicing all of Massachusetts, but will prioritize partners who serve designated Environmental Justice Communities (EJCs) and Priority Groups. Priority Groups include those who identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color), women, LGBTQIA+, first generation residents, residents with low or moderate income, and/or multilingual.
To be eligible for funding, applicant’s proposed programming must benefit residents who live in communities served by one or more of the Massachusetts Program Administrators (Berkshire Gas, Cape Light Compact, Eversource, Liberty, National Grid, Until).
The following organizations/entities are eligible to apply:
