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Worcester-based World Energy Solutions announced that it will restate previously issued financial statements for 2011 and 2012.
Devens-based AMSC slightly increased its financial expectations for its fourth quarter, which ended March 31.
When Dirk Burrowes emailed the Fitchburg Planning Department on a Sunday morning in 2001 about moving his Littleton-based business to the city, he got a response within hours.
The price of fuel for New England's natural gas power plants hit a 10-year high in February, pushing wholesale electricity prices to more than triple last year, according to grid administrator ISO New England.
National Grid has named John J. Donleavy as its new COO and executive vice president, according to a statement by the company.
Worcester-based ThermoEnergy Corp., which makes wastewater treatment and power generation systems, grew its revenue 25 percent in 2012.
Earnings for Ameresco Inc. in fiscal 2012 were below expectations, with considerable slides in revenue and net income compared to 2011 due to an uncertain economic climate, the company said Monday.
Fueled by gas prices, consumer prices saw their largest increase in over a year in February, the labor department announced.
Following the recent announcement that it was postponing reporting its fourth quarter and fiscal 2012 financial results, Worcester-based World Energy Solutions Inc. today gave details behind the delay.
Nearly a week into a trade trip to Colombia, Gov. Deval Patrick signed an agreement to formalize collaboration between the South American country and Massachusetts in the life sciences, technology and clean energy industries, Patrick's office
Worcester-based Mass Megawatts, a publicly traded wind turbine maker, said it has sold its first wind electric power generator.
Energy services provider Amersco Inc. of Framingham lowered its revenue and profit expectations for 2012 today, citing storm-related weather delays in the fourth quarter of last year and challenges in the solar market.
Framingham State University has converted its fuel oil power plant to a natural gas system, which it says will result in a reduction in its carbon footprint of up to 30 percent.
AMSC, the Devens company formerly known as American Superconductor, saw its losses shrink in its third quarter – three months that included a 25-percent reduction of its workforce.
The carbon cap shared by nine states, including Massachusetts, will be about 74 million tons lower next year and closer to the states' actual total carbon dioxide output under a new Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative plan.