Help Wanted: 28 MA Clean Energy Companies Filling 270 Positions in MA Right Now
Jobs, jobs, jobs. Turn on the radio, flip on the TV, look at the newspaper, or scan the Web, and everyone’s talking about jobs —how to create them, what sectors are growing, and how to get people trained for today’s economy. If you’re one of the many recent graduates or unemployed people looking for an...
A Big Week in Clean Energy for Massachusetts
In case you hadn't noticed, the clean energy community in Massachusetts is having a great week. The Bay State is widely recognized as a national clean energy leader and three items this week underscore why that is.
There Are 64,310 Clean Energy Workers in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center released their 2011 Massachusetts Clean Energy Industry Report yesterday, a rigorous empirical analysis.
Can’t Miss Green Jobs Chart
Some data on green jobs via The Center for American Progress and the Brookings Institution.
Why “Green Jobs” Get Such A Bad Rap
Why does the press grill the "green job" story harder than the average job creation rhetoric? Because the economics are more complicated. Bottom line: clean energy will make the economy more productive and more prosperous.
Clean Energy Job Growth: Maine Weighs In, Light
In celebration of our Affiliation with the Environmental & Energy Technology Council of Maine (E2Tech), I wanted to get a sense of motivators and barriers to job growth in the Pine Tree State. I asked E2Tech member ReVision Energy’s Co-Founder, Phil Coupe, and Marketing Manager, Fred Greenhalgh, to weigh in on the status of clean...
The Economic Logic of Clean Energy Jobs
What do broken windows have to do with green jobs? The Center for American Progress is glad you asked. The progressive think tank has a new issue brief out on clean energy jobs that provides an excellent overview of the economic logic behind clean energy job creation. Estimated employment impacts of clean energy policies are...

