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Massachusetts Information

This state page compiles information related to alternative fuels and advanced vehicles in Massachusetts and includes new incentives and laws, alternative fueling station locations, truck stop electrification sites, fuel prices, and local points of contact.

Incentives and Laws 

Read about Massachusetts's Incentives and Laws, including the latest ones listed below.

To look up nationwide legislative activity, visit Incentives and Laws.

Locator Tools

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Alternative Fueling Station Locator 

Look up the locations of Massachusetts's 55 alternative refueling stations.

For a nationwide search, visit the Alternative Fueling Station Locator.
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Truck Stop Electrification (TSE) Sites 

There are 0 TSE sites in this state. Find sites nationwide using the TSE Locator. To learn more, visit Truck Stop Electrification.
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Biomass Production Facilities

For a map of nationwide locations, visit Biodiesel Production Facilities (PDF 460 KB). Download Adobe Reader. For ethanol production facilities, visit TransAtlas.

Biomass Resources 

The State Assessment for Biomass Resources tool illustrates the potential production and use of biofuels throughout the U.S. Visit the Massachusetts Biomass Resources page for specific data on this state.

State Activities & Partnership 

For information on energy efficiency and renewable energy projects, partnerships, and grants in this state, visit Massachusetts State Activities and Partnerships.

Fuel Prices 

Look up regional alternative fuel prices in the Alternative Fuels Price Report.

Clean Cities Coordinators 

Through its nationwide network of coordinators, Clean Cities promotes the use of alternative fuels and vehicles, idle reduction technologies, fuel blends, hybrids, and fuel economy measures. The contact information for your local coordinator is listed below.

Coalition Name Coordinator Phone/E-mail
Massachusetts Clean Cities Mike Manning 617-242-8755, X14
mm@avsglp.com
Stephen Russell 617-626-7325
Stephen.Russell@state.ma.us