Manufacturing

The Boys & Girls Club of Worcester is teaming up with the nonprofit 2Gether We Eat, also of Worcester, to launch a youth hydroponic farming program.

Clean energy company Ameresco, of Framingham, has reached commercial operation at a solar energy site in Tiverton, R.I., as well as mechanical completion at a separate solar energy site in Cumberland, R.I., the company announced on Monday. 

Cloud Creamery LLC, a manufacturer of cannabis-infused frozen desserts in Framingham, has received its final license from the state’s Cannabis Control Commission, the company announced on social media last week.

The Daniel brothers, and their head brewer Jonas Noble, spoke with WBJ about why the more rural parts of Massachusetts have proven a good place to do business, expansion in the time of coronavirus, as well as the return of their pre-packaged beer options.

NyLa Laboratories, a Worcester startup based at Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives, known more commonly as MBI, has received certification to open a lab for a COVID-19 diagnostic testing, according to a Tuesday announcement.

The Worcester Business Journal is seeking suggestions for individuals to include on its 2021 Power 50 list, which is compiled annually.

After 24 years of research, Robert Krim and Alan Earls released in February their book on innovations in Massachusetts, focusing on 50 particular ones, including three from Central Massachusetts.

Wormtown Brewery in Worcester will celebrate the opening of its new Shrewsbury Street taproom on Saint Patrick’s Day, marking both the expansion and the company’s 11th birthday, the brewer announced Friday.

Waters Corp., a life sciences company based in Milford, announced on Wednesday it has released a new small molecule analysis tool aimed at simplifying the work process for bench scientists.

Westborough-based Kopin, which manufactures wearable technology, is teaming up with Canadian underwater diving equipment company Shearwater Research to incorporate Kopin’s display technology into the Shearwater’s NERD 2 diving computer, according to a Wednesday press release.