Edward Kaczenski

Chief Tech/Sci/R&D Officer at The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co.

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Edward Kaczenski has been working as the Director of Engineering & Generating Assets at The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. since 2006.

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The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. Electric UtilitiesUtilities The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company (MMWEC), through a public energy partnership established in 1969, provides the services, expertise and strategic vision to help municipal utilities optimize their energy resources and find value in the shifting structure of New England's wholesale power markets. In 1976, MMWEC became a non-profit, public corporation and political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts that is empowered to issue tax-exempt revenue bonds to finance ownership interests in energy facilities. Twenty Massachusetts municipal utilities are Members of the MMWEC organization and 28 are Participants in MMWEC's Power Supply Projects.	Chief Tech/Sci/R&D Officer	08/09/2009

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The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. Electric UtilitiesUtilities The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company (MMWEC), through a public energy partnership established in 1969, provides the services, expertise and strategic vision to help municipal utilities optimize their energy resources and find value in the shifting structure of New England's wholesale power markets. In 1976, MMWEC became a non-profit, public corporation and political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts that is empowered to issue tax-exempt revenue bonds to finance ownership interests in energy facilities. Twenty Massachusetts municipal utilities are Members of the MMWEC organization and 28 are Participants in MMWEC's Power Supply Projects.	Utilities