Electrify Everett

We’ve been working closely with our community to bring energy efficiency resources directly to Everett’s small businesses! 💡💚

A BIG shoutout to our amazing volunteers from ECG, MIT, and all of the community members who have joined us in getting the word out. Your time, energy, and commitment are helping us reach more small businesses and connect them with resources that can make a real difference.

We’re so grateful to see our community showing up for one another. This work is truly a team effort, and we couldn’t do it without you!

Swipe through to see some of the incredible faces helping us make it happen. 👏🏽 La Comunidad City of Everett Everett Community Growers Mass Save Energy Source National Grid US

Everett is helping small businesses save energy and money. 💡🏪

Through the Small Business, Big Savings campaign, eligible Everett businesses can connect with Energy Source for a no-cost energy assessment and personalized support to identify energy-saving opportunities.

From the initial assessment to customized recommendations and installation, Energy Source will guide you through every step of the process.

✔️ No-cost energy assessment
✔️ Support for eligible Everett small businesses
✔️ Lower energy use and operating costs

As a Mass Save Community First Partner, Everett is committed to helping local businesses become more energy efficient while reducing operating costs.

Whether you own a restaurant, retail shop, salon, office, or another small business, now is a great time to see what savings may be available.

Swipe through to learn more and connect with our team! 💙💚 La Comunidad Energy Source Massachusetts Clean Energy Center City of Everett National Grid US

Everett’s cleaner future starts with the small choices we make every day.

Decarbonization means reducing pollution from the way we use energy at home, in our buildings, and across our city.

It can start with simple actions: turning off lights, using energy more efficiently on hot days, walking or taking public transportation when possible, and choosing efficient appliances when it’s time to replace them.

Small steps can lead to cleaner air, lower emissions, and a healthier Everett for everyone.

What small action can you take today?

Electrify Everett has never been just about energy efficiency. It is about people, trust, community, and showing up for Everett in the languages, spaces, and neighborhoods that matter most.

Led by the and ., and strengthened by our partnerships with local CBOs, .ehcc this project has created real bonds across our community. Together, we have opened doors, shared resources, listened to residents, supported families and small businesses, and proved what is possible when community leads the way.

As we reflect on our 2025–2026 circle, we are proud of the impact, the relationships, and the movement we continue to build.

A special thank you to the City of Everett, especially the Department of Planning and Development, Kate Jenkins-Sullivan, and Jonatan Frias, for helping pave the way and putting Everett on the map as a leader in energy efficiency, sustainability, and community-centered climate action.

This is not a goodbye. It is a reflection of what we are building together.

We are not going anywhere. The work continues, the community remains strong, and Everett keeps moving forward.

Electrify Everett has never been just about energy efficiency. It is about people, trust, community, and showing up for Everett in the languages, spaces, and neighborhoods that matter most.

Led by the and and strengthened by our partnerships with local CBOs, .ehcc this project created real bonds across our community. Together, we opened doors, shared resources, listened to residents, supported families and small businesses, and proved what is possible when community leads the way.

As we reflect on our 2025–2026 circle, we are proud of the impact, the relationships, and the movement we continue to build.

A special thank you to the City of Everett, especially the Department of Planning and Development, Kate Jenkins-Sullivan, and Jonatan Frias, for helping pave the way and putting Everett on the map as a leader in energy efficiency, sustainability, and community-centered climate action.

This is not a goodbye. It is a reflection of what we built together. The work continues, the community remains strong, and Everett is still moving forward.