Events and Resources
Fix The Grid Event!
Join Fix the Grid for a Demand Reduction Summit on November 19, 2026 (11 AM–4 PM) at Manchester Community College, NH, bringing together stakeholders from ISO-NE leadership to residential ratepayers to address the barriers preventing demand reduction from being scaled across New England. With regional peak demand projections carrying an $8 billion cost differential, the summit will focus on identifying what information, regulation, and investment are needed to meaningfully incorporate active demand reduction into grid modeling, forecasting, and planning at both the regional and distribution levels. Attendees will leave with a shared understanding of existing barriers, a documented roadmap to unlock demand reduction’s cost-saving and emissions-reducing potential, and concrete action items assigned by stakeholder, with a 6-month follow-up to track progress.
Other non-FTG upcoming events:
- Mass Save® Heat Pump Installer Network Fall Heating and Cooling Webinar on Wednesday, October 14th from 8 AM to 10 AM (online). Hosted by the Sponsors of Mass Save, covering program updates and proposed offerings for 2027, followed by a Q&A session. Link.
- Mass Save 2028-2030 Three-Year Plan Workshop #4 on Thursday, October 15th from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM (online). Workshop of the Energy Efficiency Advisory Council on the integration of recommendations into the next Mass Save three-year plan. Link.
- Heat Pump & Time-Varying Rates: What Massachusetts Customers Need to Know on Wednesday, October 28th from 12 PM to 1 PM (online, Green Energy Consumers Alliance). Covers heat pump rates for the coming winter, savings and enrollment, plus how time-varying rates can lower costs by shifting usage to cheaper times. Link.
Resource:
- Environmental Funding Navigator (New England Environmental Finance Center). An evolving database helping New England communities find grants, loans, tax credits, and other financing for environmental work. Link.