Baker-Polito Administration Announces $2.6 Million in Funding to Support Innovative Clean Energy Companies
Summary
• Harvard University (Xin Li) (Cambridge, MA) - $65,000 to develop an electric vehicle battery that aims to offer a high energy density, fast charging rate, and long lifecycle. • PT Technologies LLC (Boston, MA) - $65,000 to develop its insulating prefabricated exterior wall panel made from wood fiber sheets. • Multiscale Systems, Inc. (Worcester, MA) - $250,000 to use its advanced lightweight materials to replace heavy paneling in existing semi-trailers, making semi-trailers lighter and more fuel efficient. “Companies like Team Solar in Framingham, which is bringing roof installations to provide low-income homes with solar power, are doing innovative work and contributing to a growing, green economy that benefits all Massachusetts residents.” “The House is proud to support MassCEC’s programs as Massachusetts works to implement our nation-leading climate laws and reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050,” said Speaker of the House Ronald J. Mariano. “These grants will enable the Commonwealth to remain at the forefront of developing and implementing new clean energy technology while also adding jobs to this critical sector of the state’s workforce.”