The GreenGov Council has published its 2021 GreenGov Annual Report. The report is intended to provide an annual benchmark of the commonwealth's lead-by-example goals, summarize achievements to date, and provide recommendations to commonwealth agencies for 2022 and beyond. 

As detailed in the 2021 GreenGov Annual Report, the commonwealth has demonstrated progress on the four primary Executive Order goals. Highlights include:

• A 3.2-percent normalized energy reduction within commonwealth facilities from the previous year with actual cost savings of over $914,000.  Without the energy reductions occurring this year, the commonwealth's total utility expenses would have likely increased due to an overall increase in supply cost for these fuels.
• 308,978 MWhs of Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) were procured for 2021, offsetting 40-percent of the commonwealth's total electricity load for the year. The actual energy cost savings achieved far surpassed the additional REC procurement costs. This purchase ranks the commonwealth #49 on the U.S. EPA's Green Power Partnership National Top 100 list. 
• The commonwealth has 16 EV models available on the state vehicle procurement contract for 2021/22 up from 5 models available in 2020/21 along with 55 additional charging plugs to support the transition to vehicle electrification.
• Fourteen new construction or major renovation facilities projects incorporating the high-performance building criteria have been added to the construction queue this year for a total of 30 to date.