Matt D'Agati

  Matt D’Agati and Chris Angelo have already carved their names out as true Boston entrepreneurs. With their latest venture, Renewables Worldwide, the duo is now ready to spread their positive impact on a much bigger global stage We live in a fast paced and fast changing world. Boston, as much as any city anywhere, is at the forefront of all of this. The Hub is filled with innovators, leaders, and entrepreneurs; all striving to leave their mark and make a difference both in business and community on a daily basis. One of the companies exemplifying this change is Renewables Worldwide, founded by BostonMen Matt D’Agati and Chris Angelo. Renewables Worldwide -in just a few short years- is one of the few companies in the United States to focus on customer acquisition specializing in renewable energy sales; both with commercial and residential solar farm off-take. The vision of D’Agati and Angelo is to create sales infrastructures on local, regional, and national levels offering mult...

  Matthew D'Agati is the owner of Renewables Worldwide , a Solar Company in Massachusetts . A few years ago, taking a leap of faith, Matt D'Agati ventured into the world of solar and in short time began successfully selling megawatts of power, predominately in the commercial sector working with solar farm developers and local businesses in the “architecture” of their projects. Consistent networking within the industry, led Matt to join a local start up two years ago, and within a short time he became their Chief Strategy Officer in charge of all operations and business development as well being offered minority ownership. Through strategic partnerships and shear work ethic Matt D'Agati brought that company from a marginal first year earnings to over a 200% increase in gross revenue by year two. On that premise, Renewables Worldwide’s (RW), a veteran-owned company, was formed with a mission of providing alternative energy solutions for a smarter and more sustain...

  REQUEST FOR COMMENT ON CLEAN ENERGY AND CLIMATE PLAN FOR 2030 Dear Residents and Businesses in our Commonwealth of Massachusetts, I am pleased to present the Clean Energy and Climate Plan for 2030 for your review and input. Based on the Commonwealth’s nation-leading 2050 Decarbonization Roadmap study effort, also published today,1 Massachusetts has set its Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions reduction target for the next decade at a 45% reduction below the 1990 level in 2030. The 2030 Clean Energy and Climate Plan establishes a blueprint for achieving this limit equitably and affordably, with major new initiatives advancing decarbonization of the Commonwealth’s buildings, transportation, and electricity sectors. Stakeholder engagement with the Global Warming Solutions Act (GWSA) Implementation Advisory Committee (IAC) and its work groups, including one focused on Environmental Justice, has been integral to the development of this Plan. The IAC’s involvement and recommendations ...