About the Massachusetts Energy Explorer
The Massachusetts Energy Explorer is a project of the Clean Energy and Environment Legacy Transition (CELT) Initiative. CELT is a collaboration among The Healey-Driscoll Administration, UMass Lowell, and the Boston University Institute for Global Sustainability. IGS oversees data analysis for CELT, drawing on BU’s leadership in data science. The goal is to make essential data accessible and usable for decision-making about clean energy transitions, leading to more equitable outcomes. Training and hands-on technical help is available to municipalities and communities across Massachusetts to support this data integration.
Contact: [email protected]
Executive Team
Cutler Cleveland
Associate Director, IGS; Professor, Earth & Environment, College of Arts & Sciences
Jonathan Buonocore
Core Faculty, IGS; Assistant Professor, Environmental Health, School of Public Health
Natalia
Escobar-Pemberthy
IGS, CELT Program Manager
M. Patricia Fabian
Associate Director, IGS; Associate Professor, Environmental Health, School of Public Health
Emily Ryan
Associate Director, IGS; Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science & Engineering, College of Engineering
Meet our Team
Nellie Amosi
IGS; Post-doctoral Fellow
Grace Betts
School of Public Health; Doctoral Student
Tanai Dawson
College of Arts and Sciences, Student Data Analyst
Talia Feldscher
School of Public Health; Research Fellow
Rakshitha Maggidiwar
School of Public Health; GIS Research Assistant
Ananya Kulkarni
College of Arts and Sciences; Student Data Analyst
Alice Ni
College of Arts and Sciences; Research Fellow
Joseph Pendleton
School of Public Health; Research Assistant
Priam Vyas
School of Public Health; Research Data Analyst
Mrinalee Reddy
College of Arts and Sciences; Research Fellow
Brian Sousa
School of Public Health; Doctoral Student
Alicia Zhang
Applied Economics Clinic; Research Fellow
Kevin Mortensen
College of Data Science; Data Analyst
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