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Wind power from south of Martha’s Vineyard was delivered to the New England grid late Tuesday night — a step Governor Maura Healey hailed as “a historic moment for the American offshore wind industry.”

FITCHBURG — Executives, business owners, senior managers and other various professionals are being invited to the local Chamber’s regular breakfast speaker series this January featuring two speakers who are currently addressing some of the state’s most pressing issues. The North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce’s speaker series Good Morning North Central is scheduled for Jan. […]

The quasi-public MassCEC is expected to acquire a site for the state’s second wind farm terminal in a deal that will help make the city of Salem a pivotal player in the nascent offshore wind industry.

Gov. Maura Healey named action to make housing more affordable and her administrations economic development plan as top priorities headed into 2024.

BOSTON — Her first year in office is winding down, and Gov. Maura Healey is enthusiastic to point out where she thinks she has succeeded: signing into law a billion-dollar

BOSTON — Five turbines are fully installed for the Vineyard Wind project and while officials expect power will come online in Massachusetts by the end of the year, the offshore

BOSTON — Five turbines are fully installed for the Vineyard Wind project and while officials expect power will come online in Massachusetts by the end of the year, the offshore

BOSTON — Five turbines are fully installed for the Vineyard Wind project and while officials expect power will come online in Massachusetts by the end of the year, the offshore

Wealthy residents and fishing interests in Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard have opposed off-shore windmills as a danger to marine life, among other reasons

Off-shore wind developer Avangrid received tentative state approval to land power transmission cables for its Park City Wind project under Craigville Beach, in a Thanksgiving eve decision that has angered some Barnstable residents. "I find it almost unbelievable that the EFSB (Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board) issued this Thanksgiving eve," said Bob Schulte, first vice president of the Centerville Civic Association. "However, I suppose what better way to avoid publicit...