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It's been a tough year for A123 Systems, the Waltham-based lithium ion battery maker that has operations in Westborough and Hopkinton.
Last week I was proud to announce that Massachusetts' clean energy industry is defying the challenging national and global economies by growing 11.2 percent over the last year.
Energy efficiency and renewable energy company Ameresco Inc. of Framingham announced the completion of a $1.2 million project in Northern Ohio.
Worcester-based World Energy Solutions celebrated its move to a new location Monday and announced it recently hired its 100th employee.
When the state Legislature concluded its formal session July 31, the results were mainly favorable for the Massachusetts business climate.
EcoTarium of Worcester has hired Joseph P. Cox as its new president. He replaces Stephen M. Pitcher, who had been president since 2005.
Framingham-based Ameresco Inc., a renewable energy company, was awarded an excellence award this week by the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) for landfill gas utilization at its Santa Clara, Calif., plant.
A123 Systems of Waltham, which has operations in Westborough and Hopkinton, has officially signed a deal with a Chinese firm that will give it majority ownership of the company's stock.
The clean energy economy in the Bay State grew nearly 10 times faster than the overall economy in the past year, according to the newly-released 2012 Massachusetts Clean Energy Industry Report.
National Grid's smart grid pilot program for Worcester has gotten the go-ahead from the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities.
The state presented more than $542,000 in grants Monday to fund clean energy projects in three Central Massachusetts communities: Leominster, Berlin and Townsend.
EMC Corp. will go before the Hopkinton Board of Selectmen tonight to ask for up to $5.6 million in sewer abatements. In requests filed with the town, the Hopkinton-based data storage vendor is asking for breaks on 15 parcels.
Reducing federal spending is generally a popular measure among the American public. But dig into the minutiae and the picture gets complicated.
Kim and Mark Reichelt spent years weighing the cost of a solar panel installation at their Wayland home against the energy savings and reduced carbon footprint they'd achieve by harnessing power from the sun instead of the electric grid.
The Canadian subsidiary of Framingham-based energy efficiency and renewable energy company Ameresco Inc. has acquired a software firm to help expand Ameresco's offerings.
Attorney General Martha Coakley’s office said she plans to seek a $9.7-million fine against utility company NStar for its “inadequate” response during Tropical Storm Irene last yearas well as the surprise October 2011 snowstorm.