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The state has requested more than $100 million from the U.S. Department of Energy for industrial clean energy and efficiency projects, including several in Central Massachusetts, the state Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs said.
NStar, the Boston-based utility that sells natural gas in much of Central Massachusetts, reported a second quarter profit of $56.9 million, a 13 percent year-over-year increase.
American Superconductor Corp. of Devens says it will receive $12 million in federal economic stimulus money for ongoing projects in southern California and on Long Island.
The owner of an Oxford car wash powered by 35 new solar panels is set to inaugurate the system Friday.
The state has turned to Worcester's World Energy Solutions to buy more than 363 million kilowatt hours of electricity at a $10 million savings to the state, World Energy said.
SpectraLights of Shrewsbury has installed high efficiency light bulbs at Worcester city hall.
There is no fast-talking caller at an auction orchestrated by World Energy Solutions of Worcester. The company, founded in 1996 as Ocean Side Energy, does its form of auctions virtually.
Unitil Corp., the Hampton, N.H.-based public utility holding company that distributes electricity and natural gas to several towns in northern Worcester County, said it plans to sell 300,000 shares of the compa
Framingham-based Gulf Oil LP has hired a Plymouth energy services firm to help reduce natural gas and electricity costs for Gulf retailers.
World Energy Solutions Inc., the Worcester company that runs online auctions for energy and green commodities, has helped the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
The Clean Technology & Sustainable Industries Organization (CTSI) is moving its headquarters from Cambridge to Austin.
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Framingham State College hopes to offer a four-year environmental degree beginning this fall to meet the growing need for more professionals with environmental skills, according to Dale Hamel, the school’s senior vice president of administration,
Southborough-based Protonex Corp. has received a $500,000 contract award from the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) for the development of fuel cell systems for small unmanned aerial vehicles.