Holyoke shows off clean energy strengths ahead of Boston awards ceremony

September 30, 2025

Holyoke shows off clean energy strengths ahead of Boston award ceremony — Mary Monahan, interim director of the Department of Public Works, right, on Monday led a tour for the Northeast Renewable Energy Coalition and seven representatives from companies and organizations considering Holyoke for future projects. (Aprell May Munford /The Republican)Aprell May Munford

HOLYOKE — City officials welcomed clean energy leaders to Holyoke on Monday for a tour of its wastewater treatment plant, hoping to attract new businesses interested in sustainable infrastructure.

The visit came just days before the Massachusetts Clean Energy Week Awards Gala, hosted by the Northeast Renewable Energy Coalition and set for Friday in Boston. Mayor Joshua Garcia is a finalist for Mayor of the Year, making him the first Massachusetts mayor to be recognized by the coalition.

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