Category: Green Buildings

Shifting energy landscape represents opportunity for real estate and the growing cannabis industry - by Scott Howe

Shifting energy landscape represents opportunity for real estate and the growing cannabis industry -...

February 2, 2018
Recreational marijuana sales in Massachusetts are scheduled to begin on July 1st. Many medicinal growers plan to supply the recreational market, but will need to increase their production and expand their operational footprint to meet projected demand. This translates to additional square footage and increased energy costs. 
Surplus soil management in Massachusetts during construction – An update - by Frank Riccuardi

Surplus soil management in Massachusetts during construction – An update - by Frank Riccuardi

February 2, 2018
Environmental and construction professionals have been dealing with the issue of soil management during construction for decades. For urban construction, space to stockpile soil is non-existent and for rural areas, on-site soil management is problematic due to runoff and erosion concerns.
Considering an energy project in 2018? Then it’s time to get moving! - by Craig Huntley

Considering an energy project in 2018? Then it’s time to get moving! - by Craig Huntley

January 5, 2018
Its 2018! How did that happen so quickly? The beginning of the year is a great time to take stock of your priorities and set your game plan for the coming year. Last month we provided an outline of how to conduct a broader evaluation of your energy needs.
Court expands applicability of Article 97 in parks in MA - by Susan Bernstein

Court expands applicability of Article 97 in parks in MA - by Susan Bernstein

December 1, 2017
In October 2017, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (the “SJC”) issued its decision in Smith v. City of Westfield, involving when a proposed change in the use of public park land could be governed by the Massachusetts State Constitution’s Article 97.
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