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Energy & Utilities

  • AMSC lands $11M system orders, eyes turnaround

    July 18, 2018

    Fresh off of a series of legal victories in a longstanding dispute with a Chinese company, AMSC is getting back to business with $11 million worth of orders for its energy management systems.

    July 18, 2018

  • Devens says it is fighting environmental lawsuit

    Grant Welker July 10, 2018

    The Devens Enterprise Commission said Tuesday it is fighting against a lawsuit that alleges Devens has allowed polluted rainwater to enter the Nashua River.

    Grant Welker July 10, 2018

  • Court fines Sinovel $1.5M for AMSC theft

    Zachary Comeau July 9, 2018

    A Chinese wind turbine manufacturer has been fined $1.5 million by a U.S. federal court for stealing trade secrets from Ayer-based AMSC.

    Zachary Comeau July 9, 2018

  • The most influential people in the Central Mass. economy

    July 9, 2018

    In compiling our annual list of the most powerful people in the Central Massachusetts business community, there are countless CEOs, executive directors, presidents and founders to choose, from organizations with billions in revenue and offices

    July 9, 2018

  • The Power 50: Susan Mailman

    July 9, 2018

    Like Michael Angelini, Mailman is one of two people in the Worcester economy whose clout built up over a long career extends beyond her day job, allowing her to implement change throughout the economy.

    July 9, 2018

  • The Power 50: Daniel McGahn

    July 9, 2018

    McGahn has taken the company once called American Superconductor through an international crisis and nearly brought it out clean on the other side.

    July 9, 2018

  • AMSC, Chinese firm agree to $57.5M settlement over IP theft

    July 5, 2018

    Ayer wind turbine controls manufacturer AMSC has reached a $57.5-million settlement with China-based Sinovel to settle disputes over Sinovel's stealing of trade secrets.

    July 5, 2018

  • Millis farm to help build world's largest vertical farming facility in Dubai

    Zachary Comeau July 3, 2018

    The parent company of a Millis farm and Emirates airlines' catering group will partner on a $40-million vertical farming facility in Dubai.

    Zachary Comeau July 3, 2018

  • Ameresco joins $150M Hawaii energy modernization project

    Grant Welker June 28, 2018

    Framingham renewable energy company Ameresco has signed on to a $150-million residential energy project in Hawaii.

    Grant Welker June 28, 2018

  • Devens operators sued for allegedly polluting Nashua River

    Zachary Comeau June 20, 2018

    The Conservation Law Foundation is suing the Devens Enterprise Commission and MassDevelopment for what it calls pollution of the Nashua River and runoff water coming from the former Fort Devens Army Base.

    Zachary Comeau June 20, 2018

  • For the underserved, primary care landscape is changing

    Livia Gershon June 18, 2018

    An increasing amount of primary care is being provided by agencies set up specifically with low-income and marginalized people in mind: federally qualified community health centers.

    Livia Gershon June 18, 2018

  • Charlton solar facility to benefit Perkins in Lancaster

    Zachary Comeau June 18, 2018

    A Boston solar firm has completed its fourth community solar project in Worcester County, this one a 2.6-megawatt facility in Charlton to benefit a Lancaster human services agency.

    Zachary Comeau June 18, 2018

  • Fitchburg wastewater business owner sentenced to probation, $20K fine

    Zachary Comeau June 15, 2018

    The owner of a Fitchburg private wastewater treatment company and an engineering company has been sentenced to three years of probation and other penalties for falsifying wastewater supplies and test results.

    Zachary Comeau June 15, 2018

  • Senate to take up clean energy acceleration

    State House News Service June 11, 2018

    Utilities would need to ramp up renewable energy purchases, the state could expand its support of offshore wind, and commercial solar endeavors would be freed from restrictions, under legislation the Senate plans to take up.

    State House News Service June 11, 2018

  • ExxonMobil delays Charlton water line construction

    Zachary Comeau June 8, 2018

    ExxonMobil's construction on a six-mile water pipeline to address contaminants from a Charlton gas station will begin about a year later than expected.

    Zachary Comeau June 8, 2018

  • Ameresco inks $7M energy deal with Atlanta

    Zachary Comeau June 6, 2018

    Framingham renewable energy firm Ameresco has signed a $7-million contract with Atlanta to improve the energy efficiency of 19 city-owned buildings.

    Zachary Comeau June 6, 2018

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In November, Massachusetts residents will vote on Question 4 regarding whether or not to legalize restricted use and possession of psychedelic drugs for those 21 and older. The use of psychedelics to treat mental health conditions is slowly becoming more popular within the U.S. On Oct. 10, veterans lobbied on the Boston Common to decriminalize the use of certain types and small quantities of psychedelic substances, claiming its usage has the potential to save lives.

While the proposed law would not impact employers’ rights to enforce workplace policies restricting employee psychedelic substance use, the possibility of legalization does bring up the question of whether or not companies will choose independently to adjust their drug testing policies. The ballot question comes six years after legalized sale of recreational marijuana began in Massachusetts.

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