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Solar policy could wind up in larger energy bill

If the House and Senate fail to agree on legislation seeking to encourage the solar energy industry, that issue may need to be tackled in a larger energy bill, Sen. Benjamin Downing, the lead Senate negotiator told the News Service.

Tax program offers life science opportunities

During my first several months as president and CEO of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center, I've been...

Nonprofit Business Leader: Edward H. Moore

A 30-year career in the healthcare administration industry with experience in hospitals everywhere from affluent Boston suburbs to the ghettos of Washington, D.C. has helped Edward Moore guide Harrington Healthcare.

Keep Mass. Life Science Center strong

After eight years of the Patrick Administration leading the state, it is inevitable that the new sheriff...
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Mass. solar jobs up 37 percent; skewed east

The Massachusetts solar industry saw huge growth in 2015, with solar jobs up over 35 percent throughout the state. However, those jobs are still largely concentrated in the eastern portion of the state, according to a survey from the Solar Foundation.

Mount Wachusett’s president Asquino to retire

Mount Wachusett Community College President Daniel Asquino announced that he will step down from his position in 2017.

Largest-ever Mass. brownfield solar array completed

The largest solar array ever to be situated over a brownfield in Massachusetts has been completed and is now set to serve Central Massachusetts communities and organizations.

Wind energy company expanding U.S. footprint

The Danish energy company that owns the lease to develop an off-shore wind farm off the coast of Martha's Vineyard has obtained the development rights for a new project in the waters off of New Jersey.
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Clean energy program receives Central Mass. bids

A clean energy purchasing program launched by the states of Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island has received numerous Central Massachusetts bids to deliver clean energy.

Ad campaign targets utilities in brewing energy debate

With an expansion of solar incentives bottled up in committee and a battle over a comprehensive new state energy policy looming this spring, the Environmental League of Massachusetts Action Fund plans to launch a $25,000 ad campaign targeting the influence of the utilities in shaping the energy debate.
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