Press releases
Cambridge Community Center Joins New Generation Energy's Community Green Energy Program
June 16, 2010 -- Cambridge Community Center, a community center founded in 1929 offering a wide range of social, educational and recreational activities to people of all ages and backgrounds, will become a participant in NGE's program to lower energy costs at community-based nonprofit organizations.
Single Source Energy Solutions Joins New Generation Energy as Community Green Supporter to Promote Sustainable Communities
June 9, 2010 -- Single Source Energy Solutions (SSES) has joined New Generation Energy (NGE) as a Community Green Supporter to help New England charities find ways to consume energy more sustainably.
This collaboration between NGE and SSSES is set to span the next six months. It will include the implementation of several SSES-sponsored lighting audits and advising sessions. These services will be used to assist NGE in identifying projects geared at helping non-profit organizations and small businesses find greener and smarter ways to power their programs.
Microdonation Website Supports Green Nonprofits
Boston‐based nonprofit New Generation Energy launches microdonation website to support local green energy projects and lower carbon emissions
April 9, 2010 — New Generation Energy (NGE), a Boston‐based 501(C)(3) nonprofit that promotes the development of community green energy, today announced the launch of a microdonation website to benefit local green nonprofits. A unique feature of this new website is that donors can pre-select donation amounts that save a specific amount of carbon. For example a donation amount can be selected that eliminates one ton of CO2.
New SmartPhone App Poised to Launch the Mission of Boston‐based Environmental Nonprofit
March 23, 2010 — A new SmartPhone app named Tap‐n‐Give is now available to support Boston‐based New Generation Energy’s (NGE) Green Charities Campaign.
Low‐Interest Green Loan Funds Geothermal Project in Connecticut
Boston‐based nonprofit New Generation Energy supports alternative energy in New England through green loan to Corrine Weddings in Glastonbury, CT.
March 15, 2010 — New Generation Energy (NGE), a Boston‐based nonprofit organization, today announced that it has provided a low‐interest loan to Corrine Weddings of Glastonbury, CT. This loan supports the installation of a geothermal ground source heat system at Corrine Weddings' headquarters, marking an expansion of NGE's Community Lending Program to the state of Connecticut.
Revolving Door Sticker Campaign Lowers Energy Use in Buildings
Boston‐based nonprofit New Generation Energy launches program promoting revolving door use to help buildings become greener and more efficient.
February 24, 2010 – New Generation Energy (NGE), a Boston‐based nonprofit organization dedicated to making communities greener, today launched a 'sticker' campaign that encourages people to use revolving doors rather than swinging doors. By preventing drafts caused by opening doors, revolving doors save a significant amount of energy (and money).
Cambridge‐Based Transition House Joins New Generation Energy's Community Green Energy Program
February 21, 2010 ‐ New Generation Energy (NGE), a Boston‐based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that promotes the development of community green energy, today announced that Cambridge‐based Transition House, New England's first established shelter for battered women and their children, will become a participant in NGE's program to lower energy costs at nonprofit organizations. NGE helps organizations such as Transition House by funding projects that lower their energy costs, and support their efforts to become greener.
Elizabeth Stone House Joins New Generation Energy's Community Green Energy Program
February 21, 2010 ‐ New Generation Energy (NGE), a Boston‐based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that promotes the development of community green energy, today announced that Roxbury‐based Elizabeth Stone House, a family shelter and community support center established in 1974, will become a participant in NGE's program to lower energy costs at nonprofit organizations. NGE helps organizations such as Elizabeth Stone House by funding projects that lower their energy costs, and support their efforts to become greener.
Nonprofit Program Connects Corporations to Green Energy Projects
Fund Launched by Boston‐based New Generation Energy Lets Corporations Support Green Energy Projects in Low‐Income Communities.
January 21, 2010 ‐ New Generation Energy (NGE), a Boston‐based nonprofit that promotes community clean energy, today launched the Community Green Fund (CGF), allowing socially conscious companies to sponsor individual clean energy projects located at nonprofits, schools, and charitable organizations.
Nonprofit Offers Renewable Energy Investment Note
Novel Approach to Green Investing Directly Supports Renewable Energy Projects at Nonprofits and Small Businesses
December 1, 2009- New Generation Energy (NGE), a Boston-based nonprofit announces the launch of an innovative investment that directly supports the creation of community-scale, renewable energy and energy efficiency projects in the six states of New England. NGE’s Renewable Energy Investment Note (REIN) is a fixed interest, fixed term debt note offered to individuals, companies and foundations. It is the only investment strictly dedicated to financing energy efficiency and renewable energy projects in New England.