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A new multi-state agreement promises to make electric heat pumps 65% of total home heating unit sales by 2030.

Mathew Tuttelman is building a net-zero home, a structure that produces the same amount of energy it consumes. Here’s how he’s almost reached his goal.

HAVERHILL — Mayor Melinda Barrett said Tuesday’s vote against the $444 million Whittier Tech project in 10 out of 11 communities served by the school district was the result of

HAVERHILL — Voters across Whittier Techs 11 sending communities rejected a plan to build a new school, sending Whittier back to the drawing board to come up with an alternate

Multiple homeowners say they're still enduring long waits for payouts, especially for the largest rebates offered in the program.

Plus: Maine businesses still struggling from December floods

On Tuesday, while voters in New Hampshire and the rest of the country are fixated on election returns for the Republican and Democratic primaries in the Granite state, many folks

On Tuesday, while voters in New Hampshire and the rest of the country are fixated on election returns for the Republican and Democratic primaries in the Granite state, many folks

Be it building a new Whittier Tech High School or creating a new city department, getting buy-in from stakeholders is not only important, its crucial, especially when the proposal will

BOSTON — State utility regulators are looking into the effectiveness of energy efficiency programs with the high cost of heating homes and keeping the lights turned on putting a squeeze