Reclaiming Properties • Empowering People • Advancing Clean Energy Workforce
Reclaiming Properties • Empowering People • Advancing Clean Energy Workforce
“Last year we announced that, due to market conditions and increased risk profile, we would delay certain expenditures related to our US offshore wind development projects,” the company said in a statement. “With the current regulatory and political environment, we have made the decision to reduce the scope of our development activities and the size of our US offshore team.”
The sputtered drone of a vacuum pump filled the former milking barn that now houses Kennebec Valley Community College’s heat pump lab. Instructor Dave Whittemore, who held the yellow vacuum in one hand and displayed an app tracking atmospheric pressure on his phone in the other, explained in a raised voice how to do an “evacuation,” ridding the heat pump of air and moisture to avoid malfunctions down the road.
Democrats and clean energy advocates are ratcheting up pressure on a handful of Republican senators to salvage billions of dollars in projects, ahead of an expected vote next week on President Trump’s mega bill that targets critical subsidies for elimination.
The U.S. Department of Labor today announced it will begin a phased pause in operations at contractor-operated Job Corps centers nationwide, initiating an orderly transition for students, staff, and local communities. T
Tesla rolled out its long-awaited robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, on Sunday, opening the electric-vehicle maker to the growing autonomous ride-hailing market, where its technology will be put to the test against market leader Waymo.
Mark Zuckerberg is spending his days firing off emails and WhatsApp messages to the sharpest minds in artificial intelligence in a frenzied effort to play catch-up. He has personally reached out to hundreds of researchers, scientists, infrastructure engineers, product stars and entrepreneurs to try to get them to join a new Superintelligence lab he is putting together.
President Trump’s big beautiful bill is getting smaller just as Republicans head into a crucial week, after the Senate’s rules arbiter decided several controversial provisions don’t qualify for the special procedure the GOP is using to bypass Democratic opposition.
According to the Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities, “A Housing Production Plan (HPP) is a community’s proactive strategy for planning and developing affordable housing by creating a strategy to enable it to meet its affordable housing needs in a manner consistent with the Chapter 40B statute and regulation.”
In New York City, brokers marketing an apartment are paid a fee when a contract is signed. Historically, that fee has been paid by the tenant. The Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses Act, which went into effect Wednesday, ends this longstanding practice and requires the landlord to pay the marketing broker’s entire fee.
