The Boston Medical Center, New England's busiest trauma and emergency services center, installed a 572 kW, 1,271 kWh battery storage system manufactured by Tesla. The system is connected to the h...
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A doctor at Boston Medical Center got tired of hearing that her patients couldn''t afford the electricity needed to run breathing assistance machines, recharge wheelchairs, turn
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The Boston Medical Center, New England''s busiest trauma and emergency services center, installed a 572 kW, 1,271 kWh battery storage system manufactured by Tesla. The system is
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In an innovative move to support patients struggling with utility bills, Boston Medical Center has launched a pioneering initiative known as the Clean Power Prescription program.
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The Boston Medical Center, New England''s busiest trauma and emergency services center, installed a 572 kW, 1,271 kWh battery storage system manufactured by Tesla.
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Now, as Boston swelters under extreme heat this summer, her patients have a new source of relief. Thanks to a 2022 federal climate law and a bit of ingenuity, Goldman and her BMC
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Boston Medical Center is looking for partners who might want to share their solar energy with the hospital''s patients in exchange for higher federal tax credits or reimbursements.
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A primary care physician at Boston Medical Center opted to step in and help after many patients reported they couldn''t afford the electricity needed for their medical needs, leaving them
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A battery storage installation at Boston Medical Center demonstrates how hospitals can integrate energy storage into an efficiency or sustainability program to better manage peak demand
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Boston Medical Center launched its Clean Power Prescription program to help lower patients'' energy bills by generating clean, renewable energy from solar panels.
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Doctors in Boston got tired of writing letters to power companies asking them to help vulnerable patients. Then they realized the solar panels on the hospital roof might offer a solution.
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Doctors in Boston got tired of writing letters to power companies asking them to help vulnerable patients. Then they realized the solar panels on
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A battery storage installation at Boston Medical Center demonstrates how hospitals can integrate energy storage into an efficiency or sustainability
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A doctor at Boston Medical Center got tired of hearing that her patients couldn''t afford the electricity needed to run breathing assistance machines, recharge wheelchairs, turn on air
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Doctors in Boston got tired of writing letters to utility companies asking for assistance for their medically vulnerable patients who need power and heat to stay healthy.
Contact UsThe initiative aims to help roughly 80 patients with complex, chronic medical needs keep the lights on. The program relies on 519 solar panels installed on the roof of one of the hospital's office buildings. Half of the energy generated by the panels helps power Boston Medical Center.
The program relies on 519 solar panels installed on the roof of one of the hospital's office buildings. Half of the energy generated by the panels helps power Boston Medical Center. The rest goes to patients who receive a monthly credit of about $50 on their utility bills. Kiki Polk was among the first recipients.
The solar array on the rooftop of a Boston Medical Center building provides power for the building as well as credits for the Clean Power Prescription program.
Boston Medical Center officials estimate the project cost $1.6 million, and said 60% of the funding came from the federal Inflation Reduction Act. Biggio has already mapped out plans for an additional $11 million in solar installations at the Boston Medical Center. "Our goal is to scale this pilot and help a lot more patients," he said.