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Framingham State University has converted its fuel oil power plant to a natural gas system, which it says will result in a reduction in its carbon footprint of up to 30 percent.
AMSC, the Devens company formerly known as American Superconductor, saw its losses shrink in its third quarter – three months that included a 25-percent reduction of its workforce.
The carbon cap shared by nine states, including Massachusetts, will be about 74 million tons lower next year and closer to the states' actual total carbon dioxide output under a new Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative plan.
Michelle Fay comes to Marlborough-based Bridge Energy Group at a crucial time for the 9-year-old utility consulting and integration services provider.
National Grid, whose electricity and gas territory covers most of Central Massachusetts, said it is preparing for widespread and prolonged power outages as a result of the snow that has already started falling today.
Framingham-based Ameresco Inc. has purchased the assets of Ennovate Corp., a Colorado-based energy services company.
Massachusetts and the other eight states comprising the Northeast cap-and-trade program Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative have agreed to strengthen it by lowering the cap on carbon emissions.
Worcester-based energy management firm World Energy Solutions Inc. announced a 36-month contract with a Connecticut school that helped the school purchase 100 percent green energy.
New Hampshire-based Unitil Corp., which provides electricity and natural gas service to customers in Northern Worcester County, said earnings for 2012 were up 11 percent over 2011, to $18.1 million.
Southborough-based Sevcon Inc., which makes drivetrain controls for electric and hybrid vehicles, saw its sales fall 22 percent in its first fiscal quarter, helping drive a loss of $1.3 million.
Devens-based AMSC said it will sell high-temperature superconductor (HTS) wire to Nexans, a French provider of cables and cabling systems. Nexans will use the wire as part of a type of surge protector for a project designed to replace high-voltage
Driven by lower demand and plummeting natural gas prices, wholesale electricity prices in New England fell nearly 23 percent last year, reaching the lowest levels since 2003, according to ISO New England Inc.
One in every 20 households in Harvard is now generating solar power as part of a state program that subsidizes the installation of solar panels. That's according to Mark Durrenberger, president of Hudson-based New England Clean Energy, formerly New
Framingham-based energy efficiency and renewable energy company Ameresco announced that its Pacific Northwest business Ameresco Quantum Inc. has begun work on a $3.9-million contract in Washington state.
Devens-based AMSC, formerly American Superconductor, said it has received an order for its D-VAR system from a company helping Chinese utility providers improve power quality.
Bridge Energy Group, a Marlborough firm focused on utility business consulting and system integration, announced it has been chosen by National Grid as the project leader for the utility's smart grid pilot in Worcester.