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🔒What tech companies like about downtown Worcester

Inside of these downtown Worcester century-old structures, and some contemporary ones, businesses from one of the most cutting-edge industries – technology – have been setting up shop

Worcester metro gasoline prices drop 3 cents in a week

The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in Greater Worcester dropped by 3 cents since last week but remains well above the average a month ago.

Amid national and political fanfare, $2B fusion energy company opens in Devens

In a ribbon-cutting event attended by the top energy official in President Joe Biden’s administration and both...

U.S. secretary of energy visiting Devens for fusion center ribbon cutting

The top energy official in President Joe Biden's Cabinet plans to visit Massachusetts on Friday to celebrate the opening of a new commercial fusion energy research center.
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Worcester metro gas prices drop 2 cents, up 10 cents in a month

Greater Worcester gasoline prices dropped two cents per gallon on Wednesday from a week ago, following a late January bounce.

Teenagers press Mass. legislators on climate bills

Around 50 schoolkids descended on the State House Tuesday to lobby for their climate agenda, but before they started knocking on lawmakers' doors, one 16-year-old student told the crowd that their activism was hampered by the secret nature of the Legislature's committee votes.

Yatco Energy buys permitted land from WooSox co-owner for $2.5M, plans gas station

Marlborough energy and retail company Yatco Energy has purchased a permitted site in Worcester formerly owned by a co-owner of the Worcester Red Sox, in order to build a gas station and convenience store.

Department of Public Utilities opened electric service probe on Baker’s last day

Matthew Nelson responded to nearly 100 state lawmakers who had written him with concerns about winter energy bill increases to tell them that the gas bill reductions publicized by the Healey administration Thursday were coming -- and to explain that the same can't be done for electricity bills.
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Mass. Dept. of Public Utilities forces cut in gas bills

When they get their bills in March, most gas customers in Massachusetts are going see a decrease of 4 or 5 percent after the Department of Public Utilities this week approved a mid-season reduction in gas supply charges as natural gas prices drop.

Ameresco building to get new tenants and a facelift

The recognizable and highly visible 111 Speen St. in Framingham is gaining two new tenants: a co-working space and an architectural firm, long with a new look.
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