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Marlborough-based biofuels developer Qteros Inc. has replaced CEO William Frey with life sciences executive John McCarthy.
American Superconductor Corp. has received its fourth order for equipment used to increase the reliability of the Chinese power grid.
American Pro-Wind LLC of Weymouth has been awarded a $178,000 loan to continue development of a 26-megawatt wind farm in Douglas that will include up to a dozen turbines.
Devens-based American Superconductor Corp.'s Windtec subsidiary will design and develop wind turbines with Dongfang Turbine Co. Ltd. of China.
Most of us don’t spend much time thinking about trash, beyond a vague sense of obligation to toss our soda cans in the recycle bin instead of the trash can.
Todd McCabe is a project executive with Consigli Construction Co. Inc. in Milford. He can be reached at tmccabe@consigli.com.
Officials with National Grid were hoping to begin a smart grid pilot program during the first quarter of this year to study if better monitoring of energy usage could decrease utility costs for customers.
We need to get serious about global warming and energy generation, but wood burning biomass plants are a false solution, which will worsen our problems, not help to solve them.
Worcester-based Mass Megawatts Windpower Inc. announced it has begun testing its newest wind turbine product in New York.
A number of factors will affect the prospects for green energy companies in 2010, but ultimately all of them are tied closely to the fate of the economy as a whole.
About 30 percent of the electricity used by the Patriot Place shopping center in Foxborough will be generated by solar panels made by Evergreen Solar Inc. of
Officials with Natick-based The Mathworks are beginning the long-awaited expansion of their Route 9 complex, which they say will add about 600 jobs at the complex.
Devens-based American Superconductor Corp. has promoted Daniel P. McGahn to president and chief operating officer.
Gardner-based Mount Wachusett Community College has introduced a new energy management academic program at the school.
In the wake of a successful June workshop on clean energy initiatives, the Patrick administration announced that a second workshop will be held at Holyoke Community College in Januar