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Fishermen are concerned about disruptions by potentially altering fishery locations and creating currents that could affect fish reproduction.

Massachusetts awarded funding to expand and develop port infrastructure at three key harbors in support of the developing offshore wind industry. As p...

BOSTON – By the year 2050, the Baker administration envisions virtually all of the state’s more than 5 million light-duty vehicles will run on electric power instead of fossil fuels, 80% of Massachusetts homes will be heated and cooled with electric...

BOSTON – By the year 2050, the Baker administration envisions virtually all of the state’s more than 5 million light-duty vehicles will run on electric power instead of fossil fuels, 80% of Massachusetts homes will be heated and cooled with electric...

The outgoing governor put out key benchmarks in a new climate and clean energy plan Wednesday.

By the year 2050, the Baker administration envisions virtually all of the state's more than 5 million light-duty vehicles will run on electric power instead of...

By the year 2050, the Baker administration envisions virtually all of the state's more than 5 million light-duty vehicles will run on electric power instead of...

The federal agency responsible for managing United States’ offshore energy resources has issued its draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) providing details of the proposed New England Wind energy project offshore...

By 2050, the states light-duty vehicles will run on electric power, 80 percent of homes will be heated and cooled with electric pumps and more.

Spanish renewables developer Avangrid has announced that it is seeking to walk away from the current contracts for the Commonwealth Wind project plann...