Prospects for offshore wind got another significant boost last week when Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick announced that National Grid and Cape Wind are to enter into negotiations for a long-term contract under which the utility would purchase the... Full Article at Marine Log

BOSTON -- If the Eastern Seaboard is to one day be dotted with thousands of wind turbines, they may as well work in harmony. Full Article at The Delaware News Journal

Check out the before and after picture of Joe Evans of Manhasset. He contacted us in April 2008, after trying for four years to get officials to fix the streetlights on the north side of Northern Boulevard in the Munsey Park area. Full Article at Newsday

5 December 2009 If you think you are a victim of financial mismanagement, or want advice before investing, write to Tony Hetherington, Financial Mail, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5TS. Sorry, but he cannot give personal replies. Full Article at This Is Money

Households use about a fifth of the total energy consumed in the United States each year and generate 21 percent of the nation's carbon dioxide emissions, according to the US Department of Energy. Full Article at Boston Globe

Creation of the long-sought North Country Power Authority could come early next year as changes to the enabling state legislation have led National Grid and the Independent Power Producers of New York to withdraw objections. Full Article at Watertown Daily Times

Council chiefs in Nailsea will make their official response to National Grid's plans to install a new 400,000 volt power line across the town at a meeting next week. Full Article at This is Bristol

Some of the 200 high school students attending an anti-bias forum in Commack Friday came away convinced more needs to be done to combat discrimination across Long Island ."If they are serious about fixing the problem, they need to be more personal," Full Article at Newsday

Niagara Falls BURGLARIES: Police are investigating burglaries at a pair of homes in the 400 block of Seventh Street. Full Article at Niagara Gazette

Rooftop solar panels, wind turbines and other home energy-production devices could generate almost one sixth of Britain’s electricity supplies within ten years, according to the chief executive of National Grid. Full Article at EcoEarth News

Cape Wind and National Grid have entered into negotiations for an agreement to purchase electricity generated by the proposed offshore wind project in Nantucket Sound, reports The Cape Codder. Full Article at Environmental Leader

MALONE, N.Y. -- The former Titus Mountain ski manager accused of stealing thousands of dollars of electricity and dumping sewage into the Salmon River will avoid jail time if he stays out of trouble for three years. Full Article at WPTZ Plattsburgh

Ag Park funding will come from a $2 million state grant, $3.5 million in bonds, a $100,000 grant from National Grid and a $53,000 grant from National Fuel Gas. Full Article at The Batavia Daily News

December 02, 2009 -- BOSTON – Wednesday, December 2, 2009 – Mass. Full Article at All American Patriots

An early morning rain and windstorm Thursday knocked down tree limbs, caused power outages and flooded some streets, but gave way to sunny skies and record high temperatures. Only in New England. Full Article at The Sun Chronicle Online

NORTON - National Grid is installing additional energy-efficient, brighter lights and sensors in the Norton schools, expanding efforts to reduce the schools' electric bills. Full Article at The Sun Chronicle Online

PROVIDENCE, R.I. , Dec. 3 (UPI) -- A National Grid spokesman said nearly 6,500 customers were without power early Thursday due to heavy winds throughout Rhode Island. Full Article at United Press International

Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick this week announced that National Grid and Cape Wind have agreed to enter into negotiations for a long-term contract under which the utility would purchase the electricity generated by Cape Wind. Full Article at Renewable energy access

A plan that was a day-after-Election-Day shocker from the city administration was stopped in its tracks by outrage from local elected officials. Full Article at New York Post