Veolia Opens New Financial District HQ
Veolia North America’s 150-employee regional workforce is settling into new offices in downtown Boston, relocating within the Financial District to 100 Federal St.
Aquarium Gets Exemption from Boston Emissions Deadline
The New England Aquarium became the first property in Boston to receive a higher emissions limit in complying with a new building emissions ordinance, after executives described the energy-hungry requirements of its Central Wharf facility and potential decarbonization costs.
New Energy-Use Rules Require Better Energy Management Tools
Today, the city of Boston has some of the most ambitious climate goals in the country, with institutions across the city grappling with ways to maximize energy and financial efficiency during a pivotal moment in the ongoing national discourse on the environment.
No Bids For MassDot’s $167M SouthGate Parcels
No bids were submitted to acquire the Massachusetts Department of Transportation’s SouthGate parcels on Boston’s Kneeland Street, which were hailed as the jewel of Gov. Charlie Baker’s strategy to sell off underutilized state-owned parcels to private developers.
MassDOT Sets $167M Minimum For ‘SouthGate Boston’ Parcels
State officials describe it as one of the “most convenient locations in Boston” and all you need to get in on the action is a minimum bid of $167 million.
Veolia Completes Retrofit Of Cambridge Steam Plant
Veolia North America has completed a $112 million retrofit of its Kendall Station Combined Heat and Power plant in Cambridge, expanding its capacity to provide steam heating to properties in Cambridge and Boston while eliminating discharges into the Charles River.
