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Kinder Morgan board approves new gas pipeline for Mass.
July 16, 2015The board of Kinder Morgan, the parent company of the Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company (TGP), has voted to move forward with a gas pipeline expansion project from New York to Massachusetts.
July 16, 2015Average Mass. gas price drops 3 cents
July 13, 2015A recent drop in crude oil prices helped push down the cost of gasoline three cents last week, according to AAA Northeast.
July 13, 2015Baker bill would boost hydropower
July 9, 2015Gov. Charlie Baker on Thursday filed procurement legislation to boost the state's supply of hydropower, a goal he says will increase electricity reliability, help grow an alternative to coal and oil power generation, and enable the state to meet
July 9, 2015AG to lead study of state's energy outlook
July 7, 2015With Gov. Charlie Baker and industry interests pushing for more natural gas capacity in the region, Attorney General Maura Healey on Monday announced she'll lead a study that will look at whether more gas is needed and if so, how much.
July 7, 2015Healey, Markey disappointed by Supreme Court’s ruling on power plant
June 30, 2015The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday struck down Obama administration efforts to rein in air pollution from power plants, saying the Environmental Protection Agency had improperly failed to consider costs when assessing the appropriateness of its
June 30, 2015Environmental groups scoff at pipeline report
June 26, 2015Environmentalists are questioning the findings of a study funded by a Kinder Morgan subsidiary that found jobs and energy savings would accrue from a pipeline the company hopes to build.
June 26, 2015Institute sees economic benefit to Kinder Morgan pipeline
June 24, 2015Analyzing a controversial pipeline that would bring Pennsylvanian natural gas into New Hampshire and Massachusetts, the Beacon Hill Institute found it would bring substantial benefits in construction jobs and lower energy costs to Massachusetts.
June 24, 2015
Lift cap, give us more solar energy
June 22, 2015Should Massachusetts lift its net-metering cap to help encourage wider adoption of solar energy?
June 22, 2015
Domaleski, founder and builder of World Energy Solutions, embraces broad approach in latest venture
June 22, 2015Find a need and fill it. Find a product and improve it. Add value and make money doing it. That's Richard Domaleski's strategy for the company he founded in 2012, Worcester-based Mansfield Holdings Group LLC.
June 22, 2015ISO: Power use rose, prices fell in May
June 19, 2015The warmest May in 12 years caused consumers to use more power last month, but it cost them less thanks to low prices for natural gas, according to ISO New England, which monitors the region's power grid.
June 19, 2015
Gulf Oil mum on 'rumors' about sale report
June 4, 2015Cumberland Gulf Group's fuel business, Gulf Oil LP of Framingham, issued a statement Wednesday that did not confirm or deny reports earlier this week that Gulf Oil was being sold to a Boston-area private equity firm.
June 4, 2015Beaton hopes to “wean down” solar industry incentives
June 3, 2015While the Baker administration maintains the state is poised to hit its solar energy production target even without a change in law, solar industry advocates said lawmakers must take action to keep projects moving.
June 3, 2015
Gas pipeline changes to spare 6 Central Mass. communities
June 3, 2015Planned revisions to the proposed Kinder Morgan gas project mean the proposed pipeline will no longer affect several communities north and east of Worcester.
June 3, 2015California widens lead over Mass. in clean-tech index
June 2, 2015For the third straight year, Massachusetts ranked second in a ranking of states based on the strength of their clean-tech activities, with California widening its lead (94-78.8) over the Bay State and topping the index for the sixth consecutive ye
June 2, 2015
AMSC revenue up; quarterly loss down
May 28, 2015Wind energy equipment manufacturer AMSC of Devens saw a strong 36-percent revenue growth to close out its most recent fiscal year while substantially cutting its quarterly losses, the company reported Thursday.
May 28, 2015
Wholesale power prices plunged in April
May 22, 2015The average wholesale price of electricity in New England in April was the third lowest for any single month in 12 years, thanks to mild weather, low prices for natural gas and record-low power demand, according to ISO-New England, which oversees
May 22, 2015
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