50 Milk St., 18 floor,
Boston, Massachusetts
02109, United States
1862800-5275
1862800-5275
We accelerate the renewable energy transition worldwide through innovative IT solutions and consulting services, enabling the public and private sectors to develop, execute and operate wind power projects smarter, faster, and cheaper.
2 Hampshire Street, Suite 301,
Foxboro, Massachusetts
02035, United States
1 (774) 643-1830
POWER is a nationally ranked engineering and environmental consulting firm. Clients benefit from more than 40 years of industry-leading experience and decades spent in the wind, solar, and storage industry.
470 Atlantic Avenue, 4th floor,
Boston, Massachusetts
02210, United States
362050400
1216870 6010
U.S. project planning and permitting, technical concept due diligence for feeder barges & installation vessel logistics, bankable WTG templates, U.S. certification, negotiation due diligence, offshore&onshore vendor assessment, workforce development.
480 Pleasant Street,
Watertown, Massachusetts
02472, United States
1 (617) 416-8296
1 (617) 416-8296
Markforged is a 3D printer OEM. With our digital forge platform, companies add value by printing end use strength parts, such as:
• Brackets, harnesses, and sensor mounts
• Precision inspection tooling
• Workholding
• Functional prototypes
151 Martine Street, Suite 107,
Fall River, Massachusetts
02723, United States
1 (401) 489-2273
PowerDocks is a Marine Technology company specializing in Sustainable Power Floating Micro Grid Infrastructure Developments and Oceanic Remote Monitoring and Sensing.
160 GOVERNORS DR, ELAB 219,
Amherst, Massachusetts
01003, United States
1413577-0887
The Wind Energy Center (WEC) at the University of Massachusetts is the national leader in wind energy education, academic research, and service to government and industry.
209 Agricultural Engineering Building, 250 Natural Resources Way,
Amherst, Massachusetts
01003, United States
1413545-8514
The UMass Clean Energy Extension provides a resource to reduce market barriers and accelerate the adoption of clean energy for Massachusetts cities and towns, businesses, institutions, farms, low income and multi-unit housing, and others.