UGE To Supply Renewable Energy to Boston Firm
BOSTON — Boston Properties, a real-estate investment firm, hired New York-headquartered UGE International Ltd. (UGE) to design and supply a rooftop renewable energy system at its new headquarters in Boston. Upon completion, the new UGE headquarters will become city’s most sustainable office building.
Currently under construction, the 17-story, 425,000-square-foot building at 888 Boylston St. will use 45 percent less energy than an average office building of a similar size.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California Department of General Services (DGS) announced last week that it has completed two solar power installation projects at a state-run prison and state hospital in Coalinga, Calif.
MIDDLESEX, Mass. — Wind turbines have proved to be a great way to produce energy, but there is usually a downside to every great creation. Installing these massive structures has led to the deaths of many avian creatures throughout the world. 
NEW YORK — Wind power has become a force in the energy market and continues to grow as a share of the industry, with 83 countries using it as part of their energy portfolio by 2011.
BERKELEY, Calif. — Texas has been the leader in wind power installation for six years, but now California has taken the title.