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INCON Power Reliability Systems in Saco has completed its acquisition of GridSense Inc., a Colorado corporation specializing in advanced remote monitoring solutions for distribution transformers and lines.
A bipartisan panel of local lawmakers and industry experts met for the first time in Augusta this week to discuss what actions can be taken to assist Maine's struggling biomass industry in the wake of two biomass plants closing in March.
A 188-panel solar array that will generate 59,000 kilowatt hours a year is set to be built at a public works site in Bar Harbor off of Crooked Road.
For the fourth week in a row, the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in Maine has dropped, falling by four cents to $2.16, despite being in the midst of the summer travel season.
Portland's City Council will make a first reading of a proposal on Monday night that looks to build a solar array atop the former Ocean Avenue Landfill site.
The Conservation Law Foundation is suing the Maine Public Utilities Commission in Maine Supreme Judicial Court, arguing that the PUC is not making full use of allotted energy efficiency incentives.
On the same day that it announced that it has expanded service offerings to greater Bangor, broadband service provider Redzone Wireless, LLC announced that it has launched a new $1 million municipal broadband funding program.
The flagship campus of the University of Maine will be hosting the Northeast Agricultural and Biological Engineering Conference next week, a four-day event covering sustainable agriculture and renewable energy.
Regulators said they had to make a difficult policy call in ruling out Aroostook and Washington counties for some power rate breaks.
Maine is behind most states in an annual solar power capacity ranking, despite having the potential to produce 96 times as much electricity from solar as it consumes each year.
More good news on heating fuel prices slide down across the state.
The Maine Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved a plan in which electricity customers would pay up to $75 million annually to expand natural gas pipeline capacity in New England.
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has issued the final permits for a Fiberight waste management plant in Hampden, following a year of reviews and public input.
For the second week in a row, the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in Maine dropped by four cents, to $2.24, continuing an extended streak of falling prices in the state despite being in the middle of the busy summer driving season.
Environmental studies are now underway in Farmington for what would be the largest operational solar farm in the state.