Notice of Nominations of Officers and Directors – 2022
In accordance with Article VII, Section 2 of the By-Laws of the Cape Cod Technology Council, Inc. (“the Council”), a Nominating Committee was duly appointed and has presented a slate…
BLUE Institute Excelerator celebrates startups
BLUE Institute Excelerator to celebrate its second cohort of startups (BX2) on June 10th, 2022 at its virtual Demo Day event with warm welcome from Congressman Bill Keating. BLUE Institute,…
April Infrastructure: Mayflower Wind
At the Infrastructure Committee’s April meeting, Mayflower Wind community liaison officers Kelsey Perry and Dugan Becker reported on the offshore wind project slated for Falmouth. Mayflower Wind is a wind…
March Infrastructure: Sustainability
Over the years, the Infrastructure Committee has incubated other committees and projects. Open Cape was originally conceived within this committee, as was Smarter Cape. At the Infrastructure Committee’s March meeting,…
Opencape Reduces Monthly Internet Rates By Over 31% For Falmouth Main Street Customers
BARNSTABLE, MASS, MARCH 16, 2022 – While residents and businesses across the Commonwealth struggle with rising prices and rates of inflation not seen in decades, OpenCape Corporation, the nonprofit technology…
February Infrastructure: ARPA priorities
Following the Infrastructure Committee’s January meeting, the Tech Council’s Board of Directors approved the Committee’s recommendation on ARPA spending that included broadband as well as transportation and renewable energy. It…
Barnstable County ARPA Priorities – CCTC Comments to County Commissioners
On January 19th, 2022 the Infrastructure Committee of the Cape Cod Technology Council met to discuss sending a letter of support to the Barnstable County Commissioners and Assembly of Delegates…
January Infrastructure: ARPA funding priorities
At its January meeting the Infrastructure Committee discussed how to respond to the Barnstable County Commissioners’ request for comment regarding priorities for the $41.3 million dollars of federal grant funds…
December Infrastructure: from FalmouthNet to Provincetown’s battery back-up
At the Infrastructure Committee’s November meeting, Cape Light Compact requested a letter of support regarding the Department of Public Utilities’ review of their existing plan. The Tech Council Board approved…
Cape Light Compact Energy Efficiency Plan – CCTC issues comments to Dept. of Public Utilities
December 3, 2021 Mark D. Marini, Secretary Department of Public Utilities One South Station, 5th Floor Boston, MA 02110 RE: Cape Light Compact JPE 2022-2024 Three-Year Energy Efficiency Plan (D.P.U.…