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The town of Natick is on its way through a five-step plan that will allow it to be designated as a "green community" by the state.
A legal interpretation by an obscure state board has put solar installation companies in the Bay State on the defensive and has prompted them to look for a legislative remedy.
When the Sisters of Saint Anne founded Anna Maria College in 1946, they took great care and concern for the environment and the 196 acres the college sits on in Paxton.
"Beloved utility company” may be an oxymoron in some circles, but for residents of four North Central Massachusetts towns, grumbling about New Hampshire-based Unitil Corp. is something of an art form.
The Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, a trade association for biotechnology companies in the state, has signed a three-year consortium contract with Boston-based energy management company
Worcester-based Mass Megawatts Wind Power Inc. said it has signed a $5.8 million contract with a Pennsylvania-based architecture firm to sell equipment used in wind power projects.
Prior entrepreneurial experience isn't necessary to start a green, sustainable business in your community.
Devens-based American Superconductor Corp. said that it expects revenues to grow to more than $400 million in its 2010 fiscal year.
The Institute for Energy and Sustainability, a new Worcester-based organization, has named Bowditch & Dewey LLC partner Vincent DeVito as interim executive
Devens-based American Superconductor Corp. has received a $10 million order for wind turbine parts from a Chinese company.
Boston Community Capital, a Boston-based nonprofit, is partly to thank for the recent unveiling of 1,800 new solar panels that now grace the roofs of Hopkinton's middle and high schools as well
Up until a few weeks ago, the town of Leicester had big plans for its three public school buildings.
Imagine for a moment that the gas station you stop at once or twice every week is one day out of fuel. Or perhaps, the coverage provided by the cell phone plan you signed up for is spotty and unreliable.
Phoenix Park, a business park in a 19th Century mill in Shirley, says the solar power system it will begin installing this month could cut the development's electricity consumption by 50 percent.