@EEASecretary

Secretary of the Mass Executive Office of Energy & Environmental Affairs (@MassEEA) she/hers

Joined May 2019
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Rebecca Tepper retweeted
MassDOER@MassDOEROct 23
Our new study on the costs and benefits of Massachusetts’ SMART solar program finds it provides $1.49 in benefits to all electric ratepayers for every $1 spent, and generated more lifetime benefits than costs every year studied. Learn more: mass.gov/doer/solar-benefits…
Every household and business in MA saves money on electric bills because of installed solar. SMART provides $1.49 in benefits to all ratepayers for every $1 spent.

ALT Every household and business in MA saves money on electric bills because of installed solar. SMART provides $1.49 in benefits to all ratepayers for every $1 spent.

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From basketball courts to walking trails, we’re investing in the outdoor spaces that bring people together. Over $13 million in PARC, LAND and Conservation Partnership grants will support 45 projects to create and improve parks and protect natural land across Massachusetts.
Child and Governor Healey Playing Basketball on outdoor court

ALT Child and Governor Healey Playing Basketball on outdoor court

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Transmission utilities have unjustly overcharged electric customers for 10 years. Massachusetts residents should not have to wait a day more for the refunds they are owed.
Governor Maura Healey
@MassGovernorOct 13
BREAKING: I’m calling on the transmission utilities to stop the delays and return the $1.5 billion they owe to customers. Massachusetts families shouldn’t have a wait another winter for the money they’re owed.
Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

ALT Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

ALT Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

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We're calling on the transmission utilities to return $1.5 billion in excess profits to New England electric customers immediately. With winter approaching and families concerned about high energy bills, utilities need to stop delaying and give customers their money back.
Governor Maura Healey
@MassGovernorOct 13
BREAKING: I’m calling on the transmission utilities to stop the delays and return the $1.5 billion they owe to customers. Massachusetts families shouldn’t have a wait another winter for the money they’re owed.
Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

ALT Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

ALT Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

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BREAKING: I’m calling on the transmission utilities to stop the delays and return the $1.5 billion they owe to customers. Massachusetts families shouldn’t have a wait another winter for the money they’re owed.
Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

ALT Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

ALT Governor Healey letter to the utilities.

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I’ve been clear about our all-of-the-above approach to energy. Whether it’s wind, solar, nuclear, or gas — we need the Trump Administration to get on board and work with us to lower people’s bills.
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No one should be afraid to turn on the heat when costs are high. We are working across the administration & with our partners to launch new programs that will lower energy bills for low- and middle-income customers and help keep families warm this winter. Mass.gov/heatinghelp

Home Energy Assistance Programs

The Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities offers energy programs to help eligible households with home heating. These programs may help with paying heating bills, repairing or replacing...

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Governor Maura Healey
@MassGovernorOct 5
While Donald Trump drives up energy costs, I'm doing everything I can to save you money. Ahead of a cold winter, I’m declaring a State of Energy Emergency to boost heating assistance, help middle-class families pay for oil, and take charges directly off your bills.
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Massachusetts families deserve to stay warm without stretching their budgets. We’re delivering relief by removing charges from electric bills and expanding heating assistance, while pursuing our all-of-the-above approach to lower energy costs.
Governor Maura Healey
@MassGovernorOct 5
While Donald Trump drives up energy costs, I'm doing everything I can to save you money. Ahead of a cold winter, I’m declaring a State of Energy Emergency to boost heating assistance, help middle-class families pay for oil, and take charges directly off your bills.
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The secret to 10 out of 10 chocolate milk? You’ll have to ask Peila’s Creamery. @MassGovernor met the local dairy farmers behind the homemade recipe. Try it yourself at @TheBigEFair before it ends this Sunday, October 4!
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Last week, @EEASecretary and EEA staff celebrated Massachusetts Day at the Big E, where they had a chance to meet the farmers, producers, and local businesses that make our state special. Visit the Massachusetts Building before the fair ends this Sunday!
Secretary Tepper and Commissioner Ashley Randle sitting on hay bales

ALT Secretary Tepper and Commissioner Ashley Randle sitting on hay bales

EEA COO Chester Ozbourne, Secretary Tepper, and Chief of Staff Kathleen Skarin standing at the farm-a-rama in the Big E

ALT EEA COO Chester Ozbourne, Secretary Tepper, and Chief of Staff Kathleen Skarin standing at the farm-a-rama in the Big E

Secretary Tepper talking to audience member at the Big E cow judging

ALT Secretary Tepper talking to audience member at the Big E cow judging

Secretary Tepper trying BBQ sauce in the Massachusetts Building at the Big E

ALT Secretary Tepper trying BBQ sauce in the Massachusetts Building at the Big E

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Rebecca Tepper retweeted
MassDOER@MassDOERSep 25
DOER was thrilled to work with @DCAMM_MA and provide funding for Salem State’s geothermal project, which will lower energy costs, create more comfortable learning and work spaces, and help tackle one of our biggest sources of emissions – large buildings.
Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll
@MassLtGovSep 23
We’re closing the loop on big energy upgrades coming to @SalemState! 💙🧡
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Rebecca Tepper retweeted
MassDOER@MassDOERSep 24
More than $40 million in DOER energy storage grants across MA will power critical facilities like schools and shelters during power outages, train first responders and local officials, and deploy innovative technology to lower energy costs and add resilience to our electric grid.
Graphic that says $40 million in Advancing Massachusetts Power (AMP) energy storage grants awarded under three tracks, with a picture of people gathered in a community space watching a TV.

ALT Graphic that says $40 million in Advancing Massachusetts Power (AMP) energy storage grants awarded under three tracks, with a picture of people gathered in a community space watching a TV.

Grants awarded under the community resilience track are for battery systems at critical facilities that will prevent disruptions to essential local services during extreme weather and power outages. Illustration of buildings with lights on at night.

ALT Grants awarded under the community resilience track are for battery systems at critical facilities that will prevent disruptions to essential local services during extreme weather and power outages. Illustration of buildings with lights on at night.

Grants awarded under the safety and education track support training for first responders, local officials, regional planning boards, electricians and contractors. Picture of fire department workers gathered together.

ALT Grants awarded under the safety and education track support training for first responders, local officials, regional planning boards, electricians and contractors. Picture of fire department workers gathered together.

Grants awarded under the energy storage and innovation track are for projects that will store electricity up to 20 hours, help sustain communities during outages, advance innovative long-duration technology in Mass., and support a resilient electric grid and lower energy costs.

ALT Grants awarded under the energy storage and innovation track are for projects that will store electricity up to 20 hours, help sustain communities during outages, advance innovative long-duration technology in Mass., and support a resilient electric grid and lower energy costs.

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Whether you’re on the platform, boarding a train, or making your way to the station, pay attention to your surroundings and stay aware of what’s happening around you. A safer commute starts with all of us. More info: mass.gov/dpu-oversight-of-th….
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Great morning today at @SalemState celebrating major upgrades to transform how the campus is heated, cooled and powered. These are investments that support public higher ed, create jobs and cut costs long term. Proud to see my alma mater leading by example. Go, Vikings!
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We interact with grade crossings every day, but do you know how to walk through one safely? Learn how to take proper precautions at grade crossings from Robert Hanson, the Director of the DPU’s Rail Transit Safety Division. More info: mass.gov/dpu-oversight-of-gr….
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Proud to celebrate @SalemState’s new geothermal loop, solar canopy and major progress toward a healthier campus, new jobs and world-class learning spaces for our students! This is what’s possible when state government and public colleges work together 💪
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In the first eight months of 2026, batteries supplied more electricity to the grid than in all of 2025. Now, we’re bringing that momentum to our communities and supporting new zinc- and sodium-based systems to help us through major storms.
Massachusetts Energy and Environmental Affairs@MassEEASep 17
When outages hit, critical facilities need to stay up and running. Today, @MassGovernor announced more than $40 million in AMP grants to keep facilities powered, support training for first responders and local officials, and advance new energy storage technologies.
Governor Healey is keeping the lights on when communities need reliability most. More than $40 million in Advancing Massachusetts Power Grants will help critical facilities stay powered during outages, support training for first responders and local officials, and advance new storage technologies.

ALT Governor Healey is keeping the lights on when communities need reliability most. More than $40 million in Advancing Massachusetts Power Grants will help critical facilities stay powered during outages, support training for first responders and local officials, and advance new storage technologies.

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When outages hit, critical facilities need to stay up and running. Today, @MassGovernor announced more than $40 million in AMP grants to keep facilities powered, support training for first responders and local officials, and advance new energy storage technologies.
Governor Healey is keeping the lights on when communities need reliability most. More than $40 million in Advancing Massachusetts Power Grants will help critical facilities stay powered during outages, support training for first responders and local officials, and advance new storage technologies.

ALT Governor Healey is keeping the lights on when communities need reliability most. More than $40 million in Advancing Massachusetts Power Grants will help critical facilities stay powered during outages, support training for first responders and local officials, and advance new storage technologies.

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Rebecca Tepper retweeted
MassDEP@MassDEPSep 14
MassDEP’s Chapter 91 Waterways Program - the nation’s oldest of its kind - protects public rights to Massachusetts tidelands and waterways. Our new License Viewer makes it easier to explore our history and access important records. youtu.be/xAU03pRaYB4

MassDEP ​Chapter 91 Waterways Regulation Program​ License Viewer

MassDEP launched a new license viewer and story map in 2026. Learn ...

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Rebecca Tepper retweeted
MassDOER@MassDOERSep 8
Thank you, @MassGovernor, for your leadership to protect MA communities and ratepayers.
Massachusetts Energy and Environmental Affairs@MassEEASep 8
Data centers aren’t getting built in Massachusetts without permission from communities. Thanks to @MassGovernor, data centers must bring and pay for their own clean energy and adhere to strong water, air, and community engagement standards.
Thanks to Governor Healey, Data Centers Must: Protect water & public health, Pay their own energy costs, Get local approval, Be transparent with communities Ratepayers won't foot the bill.

ALT Thanks to Governor Healey, Data Centers Must: Protect water & public health, Pay their own energy costs, Get local approval, Be transparent with communities Ratepayers won't foot the bill.

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