About MEMA

Over 70 Years of Industry Service

The Massachusetts Energy Marketers Association (MEMA) is a business trade association that has served the home and commercial heating and cooling marketplace for over 70 years. The members of the association provide crucial energy services to over 800,000 homeowners and thousands of businesses, contribute to the state’s economy and energy security, and are committed to reducing carbon emissions with renewable liquid fuels and energy efficient heating equipment.

Broad Representation

The association represents hundreds of companies across the state including retail marketers of heating oil, renewable biofuel/biodiesel, and propane; wholesale suppliers of these fuels, and producers of clean, renewable biofuel/biodiesel. Collectively, MEMA’s retail members provide most of the residential and commercial liquid heating fuels used statewide, along with a significant amount of propane.

MEMA also represents licensed heating and cooling technicians, national and local heating equipment manufacturers and suppliers, and various businesses that provide products and services to the industry.

Our Mission

Implementing effective legislative, regulatory and government affairs programs, and activities in Massachusetts and in Washington, D.C.

Advancing the industry’s goals of dramatically reducing carbon emissions through the accelerated use of higher blends of renewable biodiesel, also known as biofuel and Bioheat fuel in heating oil.

Promoting and protecting the business interests of members by developing and implementing effective advertising, marketing, and public relations programs.

Serving as a valuable resource and information base to a host of audiences including consumers.

Serving as the qualified state association for the National Research Alliance (NORA), a congressionally authorized program aimed at promoting heating oil, renewable Bioheat fuel, and energy efficiency; educating consumers and the heating fuels industry; and developing meaningful research and development projects for liquid fuels and heating equipment.