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Mass Energy Summit

June 16 @ 7:30 am - 12:00 pm

Thank you to our speakers, sponsors and everyone who joined us for the 2026 Mass Energy Summit!

2026 EVENT PHOTOS (photo credit: erikasidor.com)

WBJ 2026 Mass Energy Summit

Powering Business Forward: Driving Efficiency, Cost Savings & Strategic Energy Management

The annual Mass Energy Summit, produced by the Worcester Business Journal in partnership with National Grid aims to equip businesses, nonprofits, municipalities, and others with the knowledge and tools they need to navigate today’s evolving energy landscape. Through expert panels, keynote speakers, and interactive discussions, this event will dig deep into the energy market – shedding light on current trends, emerging technologies, and policy shifts shaping the future of energy.

TIMELINE

7:30AM:  Breakfast & Networking – Exhibitor Showcase

8:15AM:  Welcome Remarks

8:20 – 8:35AM: Sponsor Remarks – Jesse Harvey, Head of Advanced Metering Infrastructure Delivery – MA, National Grid

8:40 – 9:05AM: Keynote Presentation – Elizabeth Mahony, Commissioner, Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources

9:15 – 10:15AM: Panel I: Energy Strategy as a Business Advantage: From Cost Center to Value Driver

Moderator: Brooke Thomson, President & CEO, Associated Industries of Massachusetts (AIM)

Panelists:

10:20 – 10:30AM: Break

10:40 – 11:40AM: Panel II: Back to Basics: What Companies Can Control Today to Improve Energy Efficiency & Reduce Costs

Panelists:

11:45 – 12:15PM: Closing Remarks & Networking

Details

Sponsors

In Partnership with

Corporate Sponsor

Exhibitors

MASS FLEET ADVISOR

AALANCO SERVICE CORPORATION

 

2026 sponsorships are now available. Contact your account executive or general manager, Kris Prosser, kprosser@wbjournal.com for more information.

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