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Uxbridge solar site builders fined $18K

Developers of an Uxbridge solar facility have been fined $18,000 by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) for reportedly violating wetlands protection regulations.

Clark completes $24M student center

Clark University has completed construction on its $23.8M Alumni and Student Engagement Center with a ribbon cutting to be held Thursday.

Ameresco earnings remain flat in 2Q

Framingham-based Ameresco has boosted its revenue year-over-year by 7 percent in the second quarter of 2016 as it maintained revenues of 4 cents per share.

Renewable energy law moves state away from coal, nuclear

Gov. Charlie Baker sat in the sun on the State House lawn Monday afternoon, relishing a victory for his administration and some in the Legislature.
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Baker to sign energy bill

Gov. Charlie Baker on Monday plans to sign legislation putting Massachusetts on a course to diversify its energy generation base by procuring 1,600 megawatts of hydropower and offshore wind energy through long-term contracts.

Solect Energy in top 100 North American solar contractors

Hopkinton solar installer Solect Energy has been ranked 92nd on Solar Power World's annual list of North America's top 500 solar contractors and No. 1 on the list amid commercial-scale solar companies in Massachusetts.

Allegro launches new power steering sensor

Worcester semiconductor maker Allegro MicroSystems on July 26 released a new automotive sensor designed to aid power steering.

Renewable energy compromise filed

House and Senate negotiators have finalized an energy bill that will require utilities to procure large quantities of hydro-electric and offshore wind power to meet the state's energy demand in the coming years.
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Central Mass. set to cash in on $500M economic development program

Central Massachusetts appears poised to benefit again from a growing and efficient initiative to make the region more attractive to businesses – the MassWorks Infrastructure Program.

Massachusetts drought enters fourth week

Water restrictions are going into place in Worcester and other parts of the state as the state enters its fourth week of drought conditions.
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