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Worcester-based Mass Megawatts Wind Power Inc. today announced plans to begin selling electricity to customers in the Northeast region.
The natural gas industry is gunning to be the top fossil fuel provider, and it's getting very close in New England, a top industry representative in the region said today.
Ameresco Inc. of Framingham said budgetary concerns and political uncertainty of customers negatively impacted its third quarter of 2012, with revenue falling 28 percent over last year, to $163.9 million.
Worcester-based World Energy Solutions reported a 51-percent increase in revenue in its third quarter, a record for the company.
Northeast Utilities, New England's largest utility company, reported increased earnings in its third quarter following the merger between Northeast and NSTAR, which closed in April.
Despite softening demand, Chelmsford-based Brooks Automation (BRKS) continued an aggressive approach to growing its share of the semiconductor market, as the company announced an imminent deal to purchase a California-based company.
At 14.53 cents per kilowatt hour, Massachusetts is the fourth priciest state for electricity, behind New York, Connecticut and Hawaii, according to a study released last week that calls for a new way of thinking about infrastructure development in
Could National Grid's relative early-mover status in the smart electricity grid arena turn into an economic advantage for Worcester?
Thomas M. Kiley, president of the Northeast Gas Association (NGA), will be the keynote speaker at the Worcester Business Journal's 6th Annual Massachusetts Energy Summit on Thursday, Nov. 8.
Framingham-based energy efficiency and renewable energy company Ameresco Inc. announced the completion of upgrades to a central Michigan college.
Waltham-based A123 Systems, the battery and energy-storage systems maker with operations in Westborough and Hopkinton, has filed for federal bankruptcy
Unity Power Alliance (UPA), a joint venture that includes Worcester's ThermoEnergy Corp., has received final approval of a $1-million award from the U.S. Department of Energy.
Recent policy developments confirm the commonwealth's commitment to one of the country's most progressive renewable-energy agendas.
Westborough-based Boston-Power announced that its founder and former CEO Christina Lampe-Onnerud has resigned from the board.
Quinsigamond Community College will install a solar hot water system with the help of a $38,300 grant awarded this week by the state Department of Energy Resources.
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) has issued a $2,800 fine to ThermoEnergy Corp. of Worcester, saying the company violated industrial wastewater and hazardous waste management regulations.