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Massachusetts Again Leads Way in Energy Efficiency

For the fifth straight year, Massachusetts was named the national leader in energy efficiency, according to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) in its ninth annual state scorecard. Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker praised t

Dealers See Small Changes as LIHEAP Season Begins

The U.S. Department of HHS has released $3 billion in funding for LIHEAP and dealers in a few states are seeing minor tweaks to their programs.

Can EPA Get The RFS Back On Track?

Petroleum and ethanol industries take issue with new volume obligations

Can Hydropower and Fish Coexist?

Large dams are unpopular with environmentalists Hydropower is the nation’s most affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy source, accounting for about half of all renewable energy generation in the U.S. Unfortunately hydropower does come with some

The Hours of Service Regulations – Here to Stay

Ever since the revised Hours of Service regulations went into effect in the summer of 2013, they have been the center of attention for most of the transportation industry. The rules, which govern the hours that drivers can operate, are complex and play a

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Massachusetts Again Leads Way in Energy Efficiency

Dealers See Small Changes as LIHEAP Season Begins

Can EPA Get The RFS Back On Track?

Can Hydropower and Fish Coexist?

The Hours of Service Regulations – Here to Stay

NEFI Works to Influence Government Policy