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August 24, 2023
BOSTON — State lawmakers toured flood damage sites in North Andover and Haverhill Wednesday, where officials are assessing the extent of wrecked businesses, homes, public infrastructure and other buildings as
August 18, 2023
BOSTON — State lawmakers toured flood damage sites in North Andover and Haverhill Wednesday, where officials are assessing the extent of wrecked businesses, homes, public infrastructure and other buildings as
August 18, 2023
The code essentially requires electrification for new construction instead of using fossil fuels for heating and other needs.
August 17, 2023
State lawmakers toured flood damage sites in North Andover and Haverhill on Wednesday, where officials are assessing the extent of wrecked businesses, homes, public infrastructure and other buildings as they
August 17, 2023
As this blog has covered previously, Congress approved new investments in clean energy at an unprecedented scale in November 2021's Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act ("IIJA")...
August 17, 2023
BOSTON — State lawmakers toured flood damage sites in North Andover and Haverhill Wednesday, where officials are assessing the extent of wrecked businesses, homes, public infrastructure and other buildings as
August 11, 2023
Special to the Journal The Massachusetts legislature convened last week to enact the state budget. Senator Lydia Edwards secured over $2.4M in state funding. Investment in the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts Senator Edwards secured $400,000 for the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts (ULEM), which supports adults of Eastern Massachusetts in accessing employment and economic
July 17, 2023
(The Center Square) – The structure of Mass Save, a statewide program that involves traditional electric and natural gas utilities and energy efficiency service providers, could be reorganized if a
July 15, 2023
If the City Council does opt-in to the specialized stretch code, Allen sees property owners passing their extra costs to renters.
July 4, 2023
A new report argues that the new net-zero building codes being adopted by communities around the state could increase the cost of building a new single-family home by up to $23,000.