by State House News Service | May 1, 2025
The Department of Public Utilities late Wednesday night ordered that gas companies will have to ratchet down the amount of money they can bill customers for efforts to replace old and leaking natural gas pipelines.
by Steve Adams | Apr 9, 2025
Eversource Gas signed a full-building lease for a new development by Boston-based Marcus Partners at Taunton’s Myles Standish Park.
by State House News Service | Dec 26, 2024
Citing its potential to serve as a “multi-use energy interconnection hub,” Eversource has acquired a portion of Constellation Energy’s former Mystic property in Everett.
by Scott Van Voorhis | Apr 7, 2024
NIMBY local pols and naysayers wrecked the housing market in Massachusetts. Now, they’re threatening to do the same thing with the state’s new clean energy industry unless Beacon Hill can stop them.
by Steve Adams | May 21, 2023
As natural gas bans proliferate in Greater Boston communities, utilities are stepping into the search for fossil fuel-free heating and cooling systems. In Framingham, Eversource is set to start work on an experiment with ground-sourced heat pumps.
by State House News Service | Jan 13, 2023
Federal safety officials on Thursday cited and fined Eversource for five workplace safety standards violations stemming from a fatal arc flash and arc blast that occurred this summer outside the State House and McCormack office building.
by Steve Adams | Feb 9, 2021
The former owners of a 3.6-acre Kendall Square property say life science developer Alexandria Real Estate Equities underpaid them for the acquisition, inaccurately calculating its costs to gain the city’s approval for a 370,000-square-foot office-lab project.
by Banker & Tradesman | Oct 23, 2020
Eversource and Boston officials have launched a new online resource center for building owners, facility managers and tenants of large- and medium-sized buildings in the city who want to find ways to make their spaces more efficient.
by The Associated Press | Oct 8, 2020
A $56 million settlement that requires the natural gas utility found responsible for a series of explosions and fires in Massachusetts in 2018 was approved by the state Department of Public Utilities.
by Steve Adams | May 10, 2020
Two developers that compete for global icons such as Facebook and Google as tenants in Cambridge’s Kendall Square find themselves on the same side of the table for a change, with one poised to gain approval for an additional 800,000 square feet of office-lab space in the tech mecca.
by Banker & Tradesman | Oct 25, 2019
Hoping to make the city’s commercial building stock more energy-efficient in the face of climate change, Cambridge officials this morning are launching a new program aimed at helping landlords of larger buildings.
by State House News Service | Sep 28, 2018
A program that aims to expand the use of solar power in Massachusetts while lowering energy rates for customers cleared its final regulatory hurdle Wednesday, paving the way for an anticipated 1,600 megawatts of new solar installations.
by State House News Service | Sep 17, 2018
Gov. Charlie Baker on Friday afternoon declared a state of emergency in the wake of a series of gas fires and explosions in the Merrimack Valley, handing over control of the response to Eversource in place of the local utility that Lawrence Mayor Dan Rivera said had been “hiding from the problem.”
by Banker & Tradesman | Sep 14, 2017
Eversource has announced it will build a 5.6-megawatt solar farm in Springfield.
by Steve Adams | May 11, 2017
Beth Israel Physician’s Organization has leased 21,000 square feet at 247 Station Drive in Westwood in a relocation from One University Avenue.
by Banker & Tradesman | Jun 29, 2016
Eversource has made 75,000 square feet available for...
by State House News Service | Nov 13, 2015
House leaders are taking their effort to pass a solar...