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The Massachusetts Coalition for Affordable Energy is asking legislators to protect Mass Save and programs supported by Alternative Compliance Payments in the final energy bill. At the same time, the coalition is advocating that the conference committee support the Senate proposal to limit GSEP and save ratepayers $600 million every year.
To increase affordability and lower energy bills today, Massachusetts leaders must strengthen Mass Save, preserve ACPs, and end GSEP.
The House and Senate passed different versions of the energy bill. H.5175 and the Senate amendment, S.3166, are before a conference committee.
Legislative status as of August 28, 2026
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Our Position Papers
Each paper is available as a web page and a downloadable PDF. Look to this website for periodic updates.
MASS SAVE IS AN AFFORDABILITY MULTIPLIER, delivering $3.51 for every dollar invested by the Commonwealth.
Read the paperReturning ACPs will not generate meaningful relief for ratepayers. In fact - it will save only an average of $2.65 per customer per month.
Read the paperGSEP is failing, unaffordable, overpriced, and unnecessary. Ending GSEP would save ratepayers $600 million every year, without any decrease in safety.
Read the paperMass Save and the Alternative Compliance Payments are helping bring down peak loads, saving money for every ratepayer in the Commonwealth.
Read the paperMore than 160 organizations representing affordable housing and climate advocates urged Massachusetts lawmakers to reject the proposed $1 billion cut to Mass Save and 70% reduction in ACP-funded programs.
More than 140 organizations representing the small business community urged Massachusetts lawmakers to reject the proposed $1 billion cut to Mass Save.
At a hearing sponsored by Senator Creem, experts, advocates, and state officials provided testimony against the proposed $1 billion Mass Save cut.
About the coalition
The Massachusetts Coalition for Affordable Energy (MCAE) is a coalition of organizations working to reduce energy costs, support workforce development, and improve equity across the Commonwealth by protecting the Mass Save and Alternative Compliance Payments programs. The MCAE Steering Committee includes the following organizations, and is supported by 300+ organizations representing the housing, sustainability, and business community: