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Baker wants to develop, sell empty state lots

In early 2017, the Baker administration will seek proposals to develop 250 acres in Monson for industrial, agricultural, commercial or residential use.

Nominate a Business Leader of the Year

Worcester Business Journal has opened the nomination window for its annual Business Leaders of the Year awards, which includes three new categories this year.

Healey: DPU should look into utility profits

The Department of Utilities should investigate the profits of electric and gas companies in Massachusetts, focusing especially on the rates of return on equity permitted in rate cases, according to Attorney General Maura Healey.

Solect installs solar canopy on Cape Cod

Hopkinton clean technology provider Solect Energy announced late Tuesday it has completed installation of a 663-kilowatt solar car canopy in the parking lot of Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical High School.
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Baker admin releases emissions reduction goals

With Gov. Charlie Baker describing climate change as a "serious threat," the state's clean air agency unveiled draft regulations Friday aimed at securing greenhouse gas emission reductions from the natural gas, transportation and electricity generation industries.

What you need to know in energy for 2017

Years of talks about making renewable resources a bigger part of Massachusetts' energy consumption started to pay off this year, when the state government passed a new law with a strong emphasis on renewables.

2017 WBJ Economic Forecast

Predicting the short-term future isn't terribly difficult. Preparing for it is.

Waters Corp. grants CEO a $1.5M performance bonus

Milford medical device maker Waters Corp. has awarded a performance bonus worth up to $1.5 million to President and CEO Christopher O'Connell.
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Eversource moving into offshore wind

Eversource Energy is moving into the offshore wind energy picture in Massachusetts.

Worcester considering $300K eminent domain to protect watershed

Worcester City Manager Edward Augustus has requested the City Council sign off on $300,000 worth of eminent domain takings that will help protect the city's watershed.
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