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Northeast utilities and grid operators detail affordability challenges, grid modernization, and AI adoption at DTECH Northeast
(Boston, MA) – Grid operators, utilities, and energy infrastructure developers in the Northeast United States face distinct challenges, including hardening against increasingly severe weather, modernizing some of the oldest electric grid assets on the planet, and navigating ambitious-yet-not-entirely-aligned climate goals across multiple states. They must integrate more distributed energy resources (DERs) in often constrained environments and adopt new technologies while keeping costs in check. It’s a lot, but thankfully, there’s strength in numbers.
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Suffolk deepens tech push with new innovation center
Suffolk Construction marked a tech milestone when it cut the ribbon at 100MAG, the firm’s new innovation campus at its Boston headquarters, according to an Oct. 29 announcement from the contractor. 100MAG will serve as the center of the company’s innovation efforts and furthers its yearslong push to add...
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Dorchester Reporter
Innovative hot water system is working in test mode at Columbia Rd. complex
Energy efficiency professionals, manufacturers, and property managers gathered in the basement of 150-156 Columbia Rd. to observe a new technology used to lessen energy costs for heating hot water. Seth Daniel photo. Copyright © 2026 Boston Neighborhood News, Inc. This content may not be re-published or re-used without written permission....
Boston Globe
19th-century charm abounds in this Back Bay condo for under $1 million
Built in the 1800s, the building was converted into condos in the 1970s. Taxes $9,825 (without residential exemption) In the mid 1850s, Boston’s Back Bay was being transformed from a tidal flat into the “physical manifestation of Boston in her intellectual and economic maturation,” as one city historian wrote.
dcvelocity.com
Boston startup raises $38 million for its ultra-large Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
A Massachusetts defense technology company has raised $38 million in financial backing to develop an undersea stealth logistics fleet that uses ultra-large Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) to haul containerized payloads across vast distances. Boston-based Corridian said the funding will support continued development of the company’s flagship AUV platform, buildout of...
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Fidelity Will Move Cryptocurrency Operations to Commonwealth Pier
Fidelity Investments is planning to move its cryptocurrency and digital assets subsidiary to a new Boston address, reported the Boston Business Journal. Fidelity Digital Assets filed last month with the federal Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to move its headquarters to the newly redeveloped space at Commonwealth Pier, at 200 Seaport Blvd. Its current headquarters is 245 Summer St., next to South Station.
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Chilacates Has 11 Locations and a Planned Quincy Shop. Abreu Receives Offers to Buy
The Boston Globe reported that Chilacates founder Socrates Abreu receives offers to buy the business. The Boston-area taqueria now has 11 locations, with another planned for Quincy; Abreu says he did not set out to turn the business into a chain. Growth helps make the numbers work. Expansion has come...
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Urban Edge and Nuestra Comunidad celebrate 0pening of 44 affordable homes in Roxbury
Urban Edge and Nuestra Comunidad celebrated the ribbon cutting of 59 Bartlett Station Drive, a new five-story affordable housing development located at the historic Bartlett Station redevelopment in Roxbury. The project delivers affordable mixed-income rental homes, dedicated community space, and sustainable, transit-oriented housing. The project is part of a larger development, Bartlett Station.
hot969boston.com
Boston Independent Restaurants Face Mounting Behavioral, Economic Challenges to Survive
The Boston independent restaurant scene has weathered much uncertainty over the past several years. From the COVID-19 pandemic to financial challenges affecting nearly every part of the economy, restaurateurs are debating whether to keep going or close. Charles Draghi, the chef-owner of the former Bay Village restaurant Erbaluce, knows this...
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The Sweetish Fish Plans New Large Storefront in Seaport for Spring 2027
The Sweetish Fish is getting ready to make a sweet splash in Boston's Seaport. What Now Boston reported that the company is planning a second permanent storefront at 119 Harbor Way in Boston's Seaport District, following its first permanent location in Chestnut Hill. Its Seaport location is expected to debut in spring 2027.