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As we approach the end of our first year, the Mass Mobility Hub is proud to share the tremendous progress we've made in fostering connections and driving innovation within the mobility ecosystem.


We've had the privilege of meeting with many of you—leaders, innovators, and changemakers—who are shaping the future of mobility in Massachusetts.


This newsletter will serve as a platform to keep you informed about what’s happening at the Hub, and to ensure you’re connected to key grant opportunities, relevant events, and essential updates within the ecosystem.


We look forward to continuing this journey with all of you!


Jamey Tesler

Executive Director, Mass Mobility Hub

 

Funding Opportunities

VFH Electrification Charging Solutions Program

The Mass Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) is seeking experienced consultants or professionals in clean transportation to serve as technical consultants and project managers. This is your chance to make a significant impact on the future of electric vehicle (EV) charging in Massachusetts. The selected consultant will receive funding and technical assistance to carry out targeted charging station deployment projects.


The program aims to: 

✅ Electrify a high-mileage transportation sector 

✅ Support EV deployment in underserved areas 

✅ Pilot EVSE charging station hubs for TNC and taxi fleets 

✅ Promote wide-scale adoption of EVs across the Commonwealth


Fast, reliable, and accessible charging is crucial for the growth of EVs in MA. Through this program, MassCEC aims to demonstrate successful deployments of innovative charging station hubs and pave the way for a greener future.


Are you the expert MassCEC is looking for? Don’t miss this opportunity to contribute to a sustainable transportation future in Massachusetts.


📆 Proposals are due by September 4

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V2X Demonstration Projects Program

The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) is seeking experienced consultants or professionals to lead our Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Demonstration Projects Program.


What’s the role? As a technical consultant and project manager, you’ll have the opportunity to influence the future of EV charging infrastructure. The selected consultant will receive funding and technical assistance to carry out pioneering V2X demonstration projects.


About the V2X Demonstration Projects Program: Funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and spearheaded by the Healey-Driscoll administration in January 2024, this program aims to:

✅ Enhance access to affordable EV charging

✅ Increase the supply of V2X technologies

✅ Focus on impactful deployments in Low-Income Disadvantaged Communities (LIDACs)

✅ Develop comprehensive guidance for statewide V2X deployment


Why is this important? V2X technology is at the forefront of transforming how energy is stored and utilized, making energy systems more resilient, especially in underserved communities. By joining this program, you’ll help demonstrate innovative V2X technologies, models, and ownership structures that could revolutionize energy and transport sectors across Massachusetts.


Apply now to become a driving force in clean energy innovation!


📆 Applications are due by September 19

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MMH Requests for Interest

Test/Demonstration/Pilot

For any company or individual who has testing or demonstration site needs, please contact MMH at letsgo@massmobilityhub.com.


We are working on launching a site for these needs in the Commonwealth promptly. And, we are also in contact with other sites and providers who may be able to support your unique needs.

 
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Co-working Space

Are you or your company looking for shared workspace or locating with like-minded startups and early stage companies in the mobility sector? If so, MMH is looking to learn more about your needs and interest.


Please share any information with MMH at letsgo@massmobilityhub.com.

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In the News

MassDOT Aeronautics Teams Up with MassDOT Highway to Pioneer Drone Technology for Smarter Highway Maintenance

MassDOT Aeronautics is collaborating with MassDOT Highway to revolutionize highway inspections using drones and data analytics. Supported by a $1 million federal grant, this initiative aims to enhance infrastructure monitoring, improve safety, and reduce costs, while aligning with the state's goals for equity, mobility, and climate resilience. This innovative approach sets a new standard for public transportation management in Massachusetts.

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U.S. EV Charging Stations Set to Overtake Gas Stations by 2032

The U.S. is rapidly expanding its electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, with nearly 9,000 public fast-charging stations now available nationwide, following the addition of 700 new stations in the second quarter of 2024. According to Bloomberg, at the current growth rate, the number of EV chargers is expected to surpass traditional gas stations within eight years, driven by significant investments and increasing demand from EV owners.

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What Else is Happening At the Hub?

Mass Mobility Hub Submits Response on Climatetech Infrastructure Connections

 

The Mass Mobility Hub has submitted a response to the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center's (MassCEC) recent request for information aimed at improving connections between climatetech companies and testing facilities across the state. MMH strongly supports MassCEC's efforts to map existing sites, identify infrastructure gaps, and enhance the accessibility and utilization of demonstration facilities in Massachusetts

 

Mass is Leading the Way on Climatetech

On June 26th, Mass Mobility Hub partnered with the Massachusetts Competitive Partnership, Associated Industries of Massachusetts, Environmental League of Massachusetts, Greentown Labs, the Massachusetts Business Roundtable, the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, the Northeast Clean Energy Council, and The Engine to host a panel on "Massachusetts Climatetech Leading the Charge," at the State House, following a Healey-Driscoll Administration recognition of the top climatetech companies.

The panel discussion was moderated by MMH Vice Chair Rebecca Davis (COO of the Massachusetts Competitive Partnership) with four climatetech CEO/founders (Josh Aviv of SparkCharge and MMH Board Member, Hudson Gilmer of LineVision, Julie Bliss Mullen of Aclarity, and Shreya Dave of Via Separations). They highlighted Massachusetts' strong and supportive ecosystem (including resources like Greentown Labs and the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center) and expressed optimism about the future for climatetech.

 

Established in 2023 through a partnership between the Cambridge Innovation Center, Massachusetts Competitive Partnership, and Zipcar, the Mass Mobility Hub is dedicated to advancing innovative and sustainable transportation solutions. Serving as a collaborative platform for leading mobility companies, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and thought leaders, it fosters innovation, drives economic growth, and bridges the gap between diverse stakeholders. Mass Mobility Hub is committed to catalyzing positive change in transportation systems locally and globally. Learn more at massmobilityhub.com

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