The Baker administration is on board with pursuing additional renewable energy procurements that would double the amount of possible offshore wind power in Massachusetts, enough to provide roughly a third of the state’s electricity demand.
Lynnfield-based J.M. Electrical Co. has completed a series of upgrades to energy systems at Holyoke Community College including new air handling units, hot water pumps and variable air volume boxes in classrooms.
As pressure mounts on Gov. Charlie Baker to speak out against a planned natural gas compressor station in Weymouth, the town’s mayor hopes to torpedo the project through a state permitting process.
General Electric Co., banking on a recovery in oil prices, said on Monday it would merge its oil and gas business with No. 3 oilfield services provider Baker Hughes Inc.
The nation’s first offshore wind farm, which plans to launch commercial operations in November, has received investments from GE Energy Financial Services and the global bank Citi, the companies announced Tuesday.
Gov. Charlie Baker on Friday directed his administration to confront climate change on two fronts, reducing greenhouse gas emissions contributing to the planetary warming trend and preparing the Bay State for the ravages of the climate future.
Gov. Charlie Baker signed new energy legislation into law on Monday, which aims help stabilize electric rates, offer more diverse energy sources and take advantage of new technologies.
Gov. Charlie Baker’s energy and environmental affairs chief is questioning the state’s investment in a New Bedford marine terminal after the developers of an offshore wind energy project backed out of a lease.
