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Worcester-based World Energy Solutions Inc. nearly doubled its sales in the fourth quarter of 2012, helping drive a 55-percent annual revenue gain compared to 2011.
As homebuyers become more aware of how energy efficiency can save them money, more developers and homeowners are applying it to their properties, creating a fledgling market for green homes.
The 2008 Green Communities Act, which created the market conditions for the Bay State's solar energy boom, was originally pitched as good for the environment and for creating jobs.
Sources indicate that hybrid vehicles comprise 4 percent of the United States' automobile market. That's the highest percentage ever.
Jump-starting the green energy industry in the United States was a goal of the Obama Administration when it took office in 2009, and federal incentives designed to meet that goal have buoyed green energy companies in Central Massachusetts and beyo
Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rick Sullivan on Friday announced that the towns of Carlisle, Chelmsford and Medway will participate in the first round of the 2013 Solarize Mass program, its state-sponsored program designed to encourage
While residential energy efficiency is a boon for consumers and helps the environment, it is also boosting Massachusetts businesses.
Officials in Bellingham have signed a contract with a Virginia firm that is building, and will own and run a solar energy project that will provide the community with renewable energy over the next two decades, according to the company, Washington
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.