MCEC: WHAT WE DO

MCEC advances the adoption of clean energy, energy efficiency products, services and technologies. MCEC leverages private capital to help homeowners, businesses, and government entities reduce energy costs.

2022 SPEAKER SERIES

The Maryland Clean Energy Center's Connecting to the Energy Economy Speaker Series brings together speakers and stakeholders, with a focus on current events in the evolving energy economy.

CLEAN ENERGY ADVANTAGE

Maryland residents now have a new option for financing home energy improvement projects. MCEC and the Montgomery County Green Bank have launched the Clean Energy Advantage (CEA) Loan Program, authorized by the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) with approved funding from EmPOWER Maryland.

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MD POLICY WATCH 2022

The Maryland Clean Energy Center keeps you informed about public policy decisions made by the General Assembly, with the potential to impact the energy sector in our state. The 2022 Policy Watch report summarizes the 79 pieces of energy legislation tracked this session.

MCAP CASE STUDIES

See featured Maryland Clean Energy Capital project case studies. Find out how MCEC can assist your municipality or nonprofit organization with finding the financing needed to make clean energy improvements to your facility or campus.

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WHAT DOES MCEC DO?

MCEC has an economic development mission to advance the adoption of clean energy, and energy efficiency products, services and technologies. MCEC engages in efforts to help:

create and retain jobs;

drive economic and business development in local communities;

assist in the commercialization of innovative technologies;

reduce energy costs for consumers, and

drive reductions in greenhouse gas emissions associated with the use of fossil fuels.

Connecting to at Energy Economy Speaker Series
Tuesdays, September 13 – October 25, 2022

Weekly webinars will address the programs, policies, and initiatives that could redefine and further the advancement of clean energy generation, facilitate environmental justice for disadvantaged consumers, and encourage access to incentives and financing strategies to assist in implementation- including the Energy as a Service model.