Cumberland Farms was recently included on the Sponsors of Mass Save’s 2025 list of Mass Save Climate Leaders, which recognizes and honors 18 entities across Massachusetts for their ongoing efforts to curb energy use, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and guide the Commonwealth to a net-zero future.
Cumberland and the other honorees will be recognized in a ceremony at the Massachusetts State House on Wednesday, Oct. 15.
The 2025 Mass Save Climate Leaders represent a wide range of industries and sectors, including grocery, education, healthcare, municipalities and more.
“Each honoree has shown a deep commitment to addressing the climate crisis by taking significant measures toward a sustainable future through energy efficient upgrades,” Mass Save noted in a statement. “Through those measures, this cohort avoided CO2 emissions equivalent to the energy use of more than 7,400 homes for one year or more than 61.6 million pounds of coal burned.”
The 2025 cohort of Climate Leaders is helping Massachusetts lead the nation in energy efficiency, reducing environmental impacts and increasing energy savings. Each honoree exemplifies how environmentally conscious actions by businesses, municipalities and other leaders help the Commonwealth realize an equitable, affordable energy future.
A complete list of the 2025 Mass Save Climate Leaders is below:
- City of Framingham
- City of Gloucester
- City of Lynn
- City of Salem
- Cumberland Farms
- Cummings Properties
- Dell Technologies, Inc.
- Fitchburg Public Schools
- Haartz Corporation
- Mass General Brigham
- New Bedford Public Schools
- North Atlantic Corp.
- Oldcastle Stone Products
- Pfizer Andover Infrastructure Engineering
- Ring Bros. Marketplace
- Stop & Shop
- Vertex Pharmaceuticals
- YMCA of Martha’s Vineyard
“This year’s 18 Mass Save Climate Leaders have each demonstrated their commitment to meeting the state’s net-zero goals by implementing energy efficiency upgrades,” said Christopher Porter, director of customer energy management at National Grid. “The sponsors are grateful for their contributions and look forward to continued collaboration that benefits Massachusetts’ economy and enhances the quality of life for people who live and work across the state.”
“Every single Mass Save Climate Leader is moving Massachusetts closer to a net zero future and the achievement of the state’s decarbonization goals while demonstrating that energy efficiency makes good financial sense,” said Tilak Subrahmanian, vice president of energy efficiency and electric mobility at Eversource. “We commend the ongoing commitment shown by the 2025 winners and will continue to work collaboratively towards a more energy efficient, sustainable future for the Commonwealth with a focus on affordability.”
With 1,500 retail locations and 18,000 team members across the U.S., EG America is one of the fastest-growing convenience store retailers in the country. As the operator of Cumberland Farms, Certified Oil, Fastrac, Kwik Shop, Loaf ‘N Jug, Minit Mart, Quik Stop, Sprint Food Stores, Tom Thumb and Turkey Hill stores, the company is owned by EG Group, a U.K.-based fuel station and convenience store retailer.
