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Maine Gov. Janet Mills said she is now behind a project to bring clean hydropower from Quebec to Massachusetts and will allow the project to advance through approval processes.
The New England power grid has a "strong foundation," but still faces vulnerabilities, according the operator of the regional system, ISO-New England.
Eversource has agreed to pay $225 million for a 50 percent interest in two Orsted offshore wind projects..
Energy systems manufacturer AMSC reported a decline in third-quarter revenues but is eyeing future profitability after receiving the last $25 million from a legal settlement.
Tree House Brewing Co. is now trying its hand at farming.
Like Worcester, many other cities have bet public spending on stadium-based development. They've had mixed results, with lots of skepticism.
Three Central Massachusetts communities are getting more than $162,000 in state grants for water infrastructure projects.
An optical lens manufacturer in Acton has been assessed an $8,280 penalty for violating the state's hazardous waste and groundwater regulations.
Warning of dire consequences if no action is taken to combat climate change, lawmakers are again making an ambitious push to transition to all-renewable energy sources.
Martin's Oil & Gas Inc. of Uxbridge has had its propane business acquired by a New York propane provider.
Renewable energy company Ameresco has bought an Acton solar firm, Maximum Solar, to expand its operations to owners of commercial-scale solar projects.
A Sandy Hook, Conn. clean energy firm has acquired the Hopedale manufacturing operations of North Carolina-based Delta Measurement and Combustion Controls.
Sterling-based electrical contractor D.M.H. Electrical Contractors has completed an employee stock ownership plan and is now 100-percent owned by the ESOP.
National Grid gas workers who have been locked out since June are set to be back on the job later this month.
The prolonged contract dispute and lockout that has riled the natural gas industry and labor and political circles since June could be coming to an end.
Utilities operating in Massachusetts will face new oversight on natural gas work.