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Mark Durrenberger: President, New England Clean Energy of Hudson
August 24, 2015Mark Durrenberger co-founded New England Clean Energy, formerly New England Breeze, in Hudson in 2006. Focusing today largely on residential solar energy installations, the company has become a major provider of such systems throughout Central
August 24, 2015- August 17, 2015
Report urges more solar homes, transportation solutions
August 13, 2015Environmentalists are calling on Massachusetts officials to accelerate their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, urging policymakers to set new long-term targets and focus on the transportation sector and "solar-ready" new homes.
August 13, 2015Report: July’s average power price remained low
August 13, 2015ISO New England said prices for natural gas and electricity remained low in July, after record-setting lows in June.
August 13, 2015
Sunrun to bring 100 jobs to Marlborough
August 12, 2015The residential solar company Sunrun, based in San Francisco, has announced that it will open a new branch office in Marlborough, bringing more than 100 jobs to the area.
August 12, 2015Baker bill aims to grow solar power, adjust incentives
August 10, 2015Adding to a hydropower bill that he's already laid before the Legislature, Gov. Charlie Baker on Friday filed legislation to accelerate the maturation of the solar power industry in Massachusetts and then adjust incentives the industry uses to grow.
August 10, 2015
MetroWest solar execs wait for net metering solution
August 6, 2015The solar business is thriving in Massachusetts, thanks to the state's net metering program, which has made it advantageous for commercial customers to adopt solar energy systems for power.
August 6, 2015
Critics: Baker hydropower bill could harm energy market
August 3, 2015On its surface, Gov. Charlie Baker's bill to encourage large-scale adoption of hydropower by Massachusetts utilities appears to take a reasonable crack at reducing carbon emissions, a requirement of legislation passed in 2008. But critics have
August 3, 2015
Court allows class-action suit against Unitil
July 31, 2015A class-action lawsuit against Unitil Corp. over its handling of a crippling ice storm in 2008 has been allowed to proceed by a Worcester Superior Court judge.
July 31, 2015Baker aide: Bid for more solar will minimize ratepayer impacts
July 31, 2015As solar energy advocates rallied on the steps of the State House Thursday, Gov. Charlie Baker said his administration will file legislation concerning the solar power net metering cap "probably sometime next week."
July 31, 2015Beaton: Hydropower key to meeting state emissions target
July 29, 2015Passage of the hydropower bill Gov.
July 29, 2015Shopping malls add electric-vehicle chargers
July 27, 2015Solomon Pond Mall in Marlborough and the Auburn Mall are among 12 shopping sites in Massachusetts and New Hampshire that have added charging stations for drivers of electric vehicles, the malls' owner said.
July 27, 2015Mass. Senate lifts solar cap as part of climate change bill
July 24, 2015In an effort to help facilitate the state's goal of developing 1,600 megawatts of solar power by 2020, the Senate voted Thursday to raise the cap on the amount of solar power that can be sold back to the grid by consumers.
July 24, 2015- July 20, 2015
Baker's push for hydropower
July 20, 2015During his final year in office, former governor Deval Patrick urged lawmakers to require Massachusetts to get more of its electricity from hydropower. This month, his successor renewed the call.
July 20, 2015Region’s wholesale power price plummets in June
July 16, 2015Mild weather, weak demand and low average natural gas prices sent June's wholesale power price to under $20 per megawatt-hour, ISO New England reported Wednesday.
July 16, 2015
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