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HMEA and Stowe & Degon are among the five Worcester-area companies announcing recent hires and promotions.
The Riverdale Water Co., a privately owned supplier of water, is again angling to sell water to the Town of Northbridge.
Overcoming its latitude and climate disadvantages compared to other states, Massachusetts has become a national leader in solar energy production, largely thanks to state incentive programs, which are due to make a major transition next year.
Natural gas is leaking into the atmosphere from more than 900 locations in Worcester alone.
Ford Motor Company and Lyft announced on Beacon Hill they are teaming up to deploy self-driving Fords on Lyft's ride-hailing service by 2021.
Global development nonprofit Planet Aid's facility in Milford is now equipped with a 539-kilowatt solar array thanks to a Boston-based alternative energy firm.
State and federal Democrats are pushing back against a proposed federal tax code overhaul from President Donald Trump.
The state needs a new blueprint to address its transportation infrastructure, which faces new threats and remains in problematic condition despite major investments in recent years.
A Southborough manufacturer of portable power solutions for military gear has been approved to begin full-scale production of a power management device for soldiers.
Southborough manufacturer Sevcon has announced its stockholders have approved the company's $200-million sale to Michigan auto parts supplier BorgWarner.
Houston energy company Dynegy has sold its Milford and Dighton power plants to Starwood Energy Group Global for $119 million.
A Wayland woman and former treasurer at a Royalston nonprofit has been indicted for stealing $30,000 from the organization.
Nearly two-thirds of electricity in Massachusetts comes from natural gas, a dynamic that environmental groups and clean energy advocates said Tuesday must change soon.
As predicted, gas prices in Massachsuetts have begun to fall as oil refineries in the Gulf Coast are booting back up after being hammered by hurricanes the last two weeks.
As activists ramp up their push to raise the minimum wage again, economists from many of the state's public and private universities are rallying to the cause.
The Riverdale Water Compan (RWC), a privately-owned supplier of water, is again angling to sell water to the Town of Northbridge.