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The State of Maine provides energy information, tools, and resources to help you save money and keep warm this winter. This webinar is open to the public and is hosted by the Maine Department of Energy Resources (DOER), Efficiency Maine Trust (Efficiency Maine), and the Maine State Housing Authority (MaineHousing).
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There will be a virtual meeting of the Maine Offshore Wind Research Consortium Advisory Board on Wednesday, October 15 from 12-1pm. The Advisory Board will hear from awardees launching their projects this month through the Research Consortium’s second round of funding. These projects reflect top research priorities identified by the Consortium Advisory Board. The webinar will include updates from:
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This is a meeting of the Clean Energy Partnership Advisory Group that will include a discussion of program activities and upcoming initiatives. It will be held virtually via Zoom.
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This webinar will cover key findings and gather public input on a draft independent report to assess how the state can support investment in large-scale clean energy infrastructure.
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This is an informational session on the Energy Efficiency Training Grant Request for Applications. Visit this page to learn more about this opportunity. No registration is required to join.
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The hybrid meeting will include relevant updates as well as a discussion and ranking of research topics for the third round of consortium-funded research projects. The in-person meeting will be held at Maine Maritime Academy. Register for the zoom meeting using the link below.
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This is the first meeting of the stakeholder group convened by GEO Pursuant to Resolves 2025, Ch. 57 Resolution "Directing the Governor's Energy Office to Conduct a Study Regarding the Future of Electric Transmission Infrastructure in the State". Meeting details will be made available soon.
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Maine’s new energy and building codes went into effect on April 7, 2025, leading to energy savings while improving health and safety in new residential and commercial construction. The Maine State Fire Marshal’s Office, the Governor’s Energy Office, and the Governor’s Office of Policy Innovation and the Future are sharing information about the updated codes to ensure that homeowners, code enforcement officers, builders, and others are aware of the changes. There will be a public webinar on the new codes on Wednesday, May 21 from 12-1pm.