If you work for a non-profit organization in Massachusetts, this survey can help. Do you think your organization is losing valuable dollars to leaky buildings or old heating systems? Are chilly offices making your staff and clients uncomfortable? There may be help on the way.  At Mass Energy, we are working to help non-profits with energy management.

Larry Chretien, Executive Director of Mass Energy, serves as the representative of the Massachusetts Nonprofit Network on the Massachusetts Energy Efficiency Advisory Council (EEAC).  In order for Larry to represent non-profits on the EEAC, Mass Energy would like to learn more about your organization’s energy use and interests in energy efficiency.

Take the 10 minute survey

Take the 10 minute survey to help Mass Energy learn how the EEAC can help you save energy and money.  The best person to take this survey is the person who manages your facilities and/or your utility bills.

What is the EEAC? The EEAC was created when Governor Deval Patrick signed into law the Green Communities Act of 2008, a comprehensive energy reform law. The law created the EEAC, whose members guide the development of Massachusetts’ energy efficiency plans by the Commonwealth’s investor-owned gas and electric utilities and energy providers, and monitor the implementation of these plans.

More about us: Mass Energy is a non-profit organization working to make energy more affordable and sustainable for all consumers. Their programs include a discount heating oil service and green electricity buying groups. Because of our effective programming and long-time vocal advocacy for better energy policy in Massachusetts, Larry was appointed to the EEAC to serve the non-profit community.

The survey will be open through May 5. If you have any questions, please call 617-524-3950 and ask for either Larry Chretien or Amy Vavak. Thanks in advance for your participation!