Electric Car Sharing Partners
- Eversource
- City of Boston
- Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (funder)
- Metropolitan Area Planning Council
- Mobility Development
- Nuestra Comunidad Development Corporation
- Shared Mobility Inc.
National Science Foundation Mobility Hub Planning Grant Partners
- Boston University
- Brown University
- Building Futures Rhode Island
- Mobility Development
- NeighborWorks Blackstone River Valley
- Preservation of Affordable Housing
- University of California-Berkeley’s Transportation Sustainability Research Center
Worcester Advisory Board
The Community Clean Energy Project is proud to work with a wide range of leaders in the Worcester community. Their wisdom and insight helps us impact the community in profound ways. Our advisory board members include:
- Joe Bush, Vice President of Product Development at Battery Resourcers, former Executive Director of Worcester Clean Tech Incubator,
- Mary Knittle, Energy Director at Worcester Community Action Council (WCAC)
- Steve Teasdale, Executive Director at Main South Community Development Corporation
- Yvette Dyson, Executive Director of Worcester Common Ground Community Development Corporation
- Jack Foley, Vice President of Government and Community Affairs at Clark University
- Sarai Rivera, City Councilor of District 4 in the City of Worcester
- Nathan Audette, Energy Efficiency Account Executive at Eversource Energy
- Thomas Chorman, Senior Engineer of New Grid Offerings – New Energy Solutions at National Grid
- Julia Dineen, Program Manager at CLEAResult
- Anh Vu Sawyer, Executive Director of Southeast Asian Coalition (SEAC)
- Howard Lucas is involved in Worcester Roots
- Joseph O’Brien, former Mayor of Worcester
The CCEP Worcester was a 2017-2019 Barr Foundation funding recipient.
Letters of Support
Thanks to all who have formally acknowledged their support, including:
Harry Kokkinis, President of Table Talk Pies
Testimonials
“I am excited for the addition of the Community Clean Energy Project (CCEP) in my district. Energy costs continue to be a growing concern throughout all communities. The CCEP is an asset that will improve our homes and create needed savings. In District 4, we are thrilled to take leadership in renewable energy solutions with the CCEP.”
Sarai Rivera, Worcester City Councilor, District 4
“As a long-standing partner with the Main South community, Clark University is excited to welcome the CCEP to the neighborhood. The CCEP mission reinforces Clark’s values, working to create equitable change in our community and the environment.”
Jack Foley, Vice President for Government and Community Affairs, Clark University
“The CCEP is a victory for Worcester’s low-income residents…the CCEP provides a needed community asset that is capable of improving quality of life, reducing energy burdens, and building something that we can all be proud of.”
Steve Teasdale, Executive Director, Main South CDC
