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Rebates of $10,000 encourage homeowners to embrace climate-friendly heating systems. Will contractors block or bolster the switch to heat pumps?

The Recorder’s article on Feb. 10 entitled “City looks stuck with natural gas moratorium,” kicked off a fascinating series of articles revealing utility plans and commitments to make changes in their business plans, actions by local churches aimed at...

One man says he was told the program's overhaul meant he would not get paid for putting in a new furnace despite his Mass Save rebate getting approved last year.

Plus, why the paint is blistering on the siding of a 34-year-old Cape. Get more home improvement advice at RealEstate.Boston.com.

Cambridge resident Steve Nadis writes about Audrey Schulmans two jobs as an author and an environmentalist.

Massachusetts' energy efficiency plan — now before the Department of Public Utilities — would do just that.

Relief available for housing costs GREENFIELD — The Massachusetts Housing Partnership is offering a new program for homeowners who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.The Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) is a federally-funded housing assistance...

In view of family and friends who benefit from significant energy savings and lucrative jobs through the Mass Save program, the recent Public Utility Commission (PUC) rejection of an expanded energy efficiency plan for NHSaves was appalling....

Think about these two words: fossil fuel.    Fossil fuels were made millions of years ago, from dead plants and animals crushed under extreme pressure and heated over a millions of years to produce this material. Fossil fuels are finite.Think about...

As 2021 comes to a close, it’s time to reflect on the progress—and setbacks—that advanced energy experienced in state legislatures across the country this past year. For the most part, momentum around the clean energy and transportation...