Energy

Renewable energy company Amersco, based in Framingham, has entered an agreement to participate in the renovation of a Wells County jail facility in Indiana. 

A pipeline and natural gas liquidation plant proposed in Charlton was recommended for approval on Sept. 20 and will go up for a final vote before the Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board next week, according to a notice on Mass.gov.

President Joe Biden announced plans late Wednesday to nominate Rep. Maria Robinson of Framingham to join his administration in the U.S. Department of Energy.

With regulations ready to take effect that effectively close about 90 percent of the state's land area to new wood-burning power generation facilities, Springfield-area lawmakers on Monday pushed for legislation that would more permanently eliminate state clean energy program subsidies for biomass anywhere in the Bay State.

Sterling electric company DMH Electric, Inc. Has been acquired by Qmerit, a California company which helps households and small businesses transfer to using electric energy sources, according to a press release.

Three Central Massachusetts businesses received grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s rural development program, in order to install solar systems, according to a Thursday announcement.

Framingham energy firm Ameresco announced Wednesday a partnership with the city of Seabrook, Texas.

Framingham energy firm Ameresco was one of the recipients of a $950-million large construction vehicle contract facilitated by the Naval Facilities Command Mid-Atlantic, headquartered in Norfolk, Va., according to a Tuesday press release.

Framingham renewable energy company Ameresco entered into an energy savings performance contract with Tarleton State University in Texas, according to a Wednesday announcement.

Framingham renewable energy company Ameresco entered a joint venture with Hannah Solar Government Services LLC, a veteran-owned renewable energy small business based in South Carolina, according to a Wednesday announcement.