Marty takes an oath from Arthur Tobin, Clerk of Courts in Quincy, after being appointed to the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative by Governor Patrick.

Marty was honored to be a part of the dedication of a 17 Kilowatt Solar System donated to the  Boys and Girls Club "Camp Harborview" by the Friends of Tom Menino.

Left to right:

Wilson Rickerson, Solar Boston Program Coordinator

Brad Swing, Director of Energy Policy, City of Boston

Jim Hunt, Chief of Environmental and Energy Services, City of Boston

Rob Bryngelson, President and CEO, Excellerate Energy, LLC

Thomas M. Menino, Mayor of Boston

Carter Wall, Executive Director, Massachusetts Renewable Energy Trust

Marty Aikens, Business Agent, International Brotherhood of Electric Workers, Local 103

Bob Durand, Principal, Durand & Anastas Environmental Strategies, Inc.


Click the links below to view News articles relating to Marty Aikens.


Marty to speak to the public at a Renewable Energy Presentation

Aikens Running for Ward 1 Seat in Quincy

Governor Patrick Appoints Members to Massachusetts Renewable Energy Trust Governing Board

A Mighty Windmill, IBEW Local 103




Read what Jim Gordon, President of Cape Wind, has to say about Marty:

     Marty Aikens would make a great Quincy city councilor because he is passionate about improving the quality of life for working families in this region. He has the insight and sense of how policies can be formulated and implemented to create a more prosperous and secure environment for Quincy and region. Most importantly he has the energy and commitment to ensure that necessary action be taken to realize these goals. Over the years, Marty has been an early supporter and key architect for building a clean energy economy for the South Shore and Massachusetts. His willingness to jettison the status quo and become a missionary for a new emerging industry for the building trades and all Citizens has positioned Massachusetts to become a global leader in the fast growing clean energy industry. He knew achieving this meant new green jobs, greater energy independence and a healthier environment for our children.
     Marty Aikens has made a meaningful contribution in moving our state forward and that is why I believe he is up to challengeof being a great Quincy city councilor.