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Unity Power Alliance (UPA), a joint venture that includes Worcester's ThermoEnergy Corp., has received final approval of a $1-million award from the U.S. Department of Energy.
Recent policy developments confirm the commonwealth's commitment to one of the country's most progressive renewable-energy agendas.
Westborough-based Boston-Power announced that its founder and former CEO Christina Lampe-Onnerud has resigned from the board.
Quinsigamond Community College will install a solar hot water system with the help of a $38,300 grant awarded this week by the state Department of Energy Resources.
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) has issued a $2,800 fine to ThermoEnergy Corp. of Worcester, saying the company violated industrial wastewater and hazardous waste management regulations.
World Energy Solutions Inc., a Worcester-based energy management services firm, announced it has acquired Northeast Energy Partners LLC (NEP) of Connecticut.
Renewable energy's popularity is on the rise. Many businesses are "going green" in order to gain customer favor, cut down on energy costs and help protect the environment.
Getting a loan isn't easy for every business owner, but if you own a business in Massachusetts, you have access to lending options that, in some cases, seem tailored to fit.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) will continue to work on ways to separate hydrogen from coal, thanks to a $3.99-million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, according the office of Rep. James McGovern, D-Worcester.
Along with the arrival of cooler weather comes a renewed battle between heat providers in Central Massachusetts.
The wind energy industry in Massachusetts is slowly and steadily growing, although it's not quite the darling that solar is. In Central Massachusetts, that may be even more true.
Although National Grid's smart grid pilot program in Worcester is touted as a way for customers to control energy consumption, those involved recognize that going green isn't always enough incentive for customers to cut back on usage.
It sounds like the setup line for a joke: What do the driver of a hybrid bus, a sustainability coordinator and an electronics recycler have in common?
Anna Maria College in Paxton hired the following full-time faculty members: PATRICIA BARTZAK, assistant professor, nursing; LUKE BUFFENMYER, assistant professor, graphic design: ARNE CHRISTENSEN,
Mass Megawatts Wind Power Inc. of Worcester narrowed its losses last quarter, from $98,865 last year, to $79,729.
It's been a tough year for A123 Systems, the Waltham-based lithium ion battery maker that has operations in Westborough and Hopkinton.