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Framingham-based energy services company Ameresco Inc. is helping NASA reduce its energy consumption and replace its aging infrastructure.
New Hampshire-based Unitil Corp., which provides electricity and natural gas to a handful of communities in northern Worcester County, said it has issued rebates for 25 municipal energy efficiency projects over the past 20 months.
Natick-based OutSmart Power Systems, a manufacturer of electrical monitoring technology at the circuit level, is pushing to broaden its market following a recent round of $1.5 million in private venture funding.
National Grid will pay $18.7 million,
Maynard-based builder J.M. Coull is getting used to working with Hopkinton-based Caliper Life Sciences, which was purchased last year by PerkinElmer Inc.
A subsidiary of Chinese firm Wanxiang Group will acquire nearly all of lithium-ion battery maker A123 Systems' assets for $256.6 million, following a bankruptcy auction last week, A123 announced.
More electric-powered vehicles have been sold this year than in any other, but it's still not enough demand to absorb all the production coming out of companies in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
Utility provider NSTAR has issued $322,012 in rebates to Framingham State University (FSU) for its participation in the company's energy efficient program.
Energy efficiency and renewable energy company Ameresco Inc. of Framingham announced that it's signed two new contracts in Ohio and Wisconsin and completed a third project in California.
Connecticut's attorney general and consumer counsel on Monday demanded that Northeast Utilities (NU) answer questions about its 319 employees who left the company since it merged with
About a decade ago, FIBA Technologies Inc. vacated its facility on Route 9 in Westborough to pursue an expanded business model at a larger property in Millbury.
The energy efficient features of new Albert Sherman Center (ASC) have earned its owner, the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS), a $1.6-million incentive payment from National Grid, according to UMMS.
The Patrick Administration has announced a new plan it said will help protect the state's water bodies while meeting water consumption needs of communities.
Devens-based AMSC announced it has reduced its workforce by 25 percent to reduce operating costs and increase liquidity in response to what the company called "challenging conditions in the wind power market."
For the first time since the state's energy bill passed in July, giving the attorney general's office jurisdiction over water rate cases, Attorney General Martha Coakley's office is taking action against one company.
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) and Department of Energy Resources announced that 802 residents and businesses signed contracts to install solar electricity systems as part of the 2012 Solarize Massachusetts Program, which ended No