Topic Archive: Clean Energy
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How to engage thermal energy to heat, cool urban spaces is focus of UMass Boston meeting
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Boston Harbor’s ‘thermal revolution’ could heat and cool buildings in one of America’s oldest cities
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Boston Launches Ambitious Sea and River Heat Pump Projects to Decarbonize Major Institutions
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Boston is pulling heat from its harbor and rivers to warm thousands of buildings, and the rest of the world’s coastal cities are starting to pay close attention
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Can Boston Harbor Heat and Cool the Building Sector?
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GRC kicks off Boston Area Thermal Energy Network (BosTEN) project
Mayor Wu, Secretary Tepper, Mass CEC CEO Downing, UMass Boston Chancellor Suárez-Orozco join for tour and launch event BOSTON – The Boston Green Ribbon Commission (GRC), a business membership association that partners with the City of Boston to accelerate climate action, today officially launched its Boston Area Thermal Energy Network (BosTEN) feasibility project. The kickoff…
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Boston Green Ribbon Commission selects technical team to analyze potential water-based thermal energy network
Salas O’Brien will lead a six-firm team exploring local waterways as energy sources to deliver clean energy for heating and cooling and lower energy costs BOSTON, July 9, 2026–The Boston Green Ribbon Commission (GRC) is taking a major step forward in exploring the potential use of Boston Harbor and other local waters as sources of…
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Vineyard Wind, country’s first large-scale offshore wind project, is producing clean electricity (WBUR)
