The Governor’s Energy Office (GEO) today announced that clean energy jobs are continuing to grow in Maine, according to the latest Maine Clean Energy Industry Report.

Recognizing the critical need to ensure affordable, reliable energy for all Maine people and businesses, Governor Mills proposes elevating the Governor's Energy Office to a cabinet-level department in upcoming budget proposal

The number of Maine homes using heating oil dropped 6% last year, the biggest annual shift since 2010, according to federal data.

The new ClimateTech Incubator houses 12 startups focused on the environment to help boost the state's clean energy workforce.

$36 million Federal grant will support heat pump rebates for income-eligible Maine residents in multifamily and manufactured homes, keeping homes comfortable year-round while reducing energy costs

Citing the state's aging workforce, employers and schools say they can't train enough workers to keep pace with the expanding demand, resulting in customers waiting weeks or even months to get an appointment.

We can’t rest until all households are able to access a clean-energy technology that lowers costs, improves air quality and cuts pollution.

The project will provide upskilling opportunities for current workers while also welcoming those new to the trades and prioritizing trainee from rural communities and underrepresented populations.