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Massachusetts Building Sector Model and Policy Analysis

Client: Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs

Author: Elizabeth A Stanton, PhD, Sagal Alisalad, Joshua R. Castigliego, Bryndis Woods, PhD, Tanya Stasio, PhD, Jordan Burt, PhD, and Elisabeth Seliga

August 2026

On behalf of the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (MA EEA), AEC staff collaborated with Introba and Massachusetts Institute of Technology to develop the Massachusetts Building Energy Scenario Tool (MassBEST), a flexible modeling platform that integrates building-level energy modeling, adoption and propensity modeling, policy representation, and electric grid impact analysis to support the Commonwealth’s decarbonization decision-making. In this project, AEC designed a heuristic model of commercial clean technology adoption and addressed equity in the MassBEST model in response to the input of Massachusetts agency staff.


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Wednesday 08.19.26
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