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Twin States will provide badly needed relief and cost savings for energy customers and help accelerate our embrace of NH's clean energy future.

The two-story building will simulate a house under construction, giving tech school students hands-on education right at school. The structure is being funded with a $2.1 grant through the Maine Jobs and Recovery Plan for technical education.

Now, LinkNYC is embarking on the next generation of its rollout, deploying another 2,000 kiosks citywide in the form of its new-and-improved Link5G smart

Funding of $33.8 million to charge electric vehicles has tentatively been awarded to 54 sites in 35 counties, officials said Monday.

CHICAGO—With a warning from a veteran unionist and political activist Joe Henry ringing in their ears, attendees at the CPUSA Labor Commission’s special session in Chicago started laying political plans for 2024.

Mayor Wu has put forward her first appointees to the board of the Boston Planning and Development Agency. In filings with the City Council, Wu submitted the names of three people, including one who is a reappointment: • Priscilla Rojas, the current BPDA board chair who was first appointed by Mayor Marty Walsh in 2015 and in 2020 became the first woman and Latina to helm the

President Joe Biden stopped in the battleground state of Wisconsin to discuss how economic policies he calls "Bidenomics" are boosting the economy. The Tuesday trip is timed one day before

Proposed EPA mandates reliance on hydrogen and carbon capture evoked concern in comments sent by an Aug. 9 deadline, but supporters say investment in clean transition approaches already are well underway. 

Multiple rounds of federal dollars are on the way to help Pennsylvania with electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Today, officials announced the first round of conditional awards for National Elec