With 95% of gas meters relit as of Dec. 5, Columbia Gas of Massachusetts appears to be on track to meet its self-imposed deadline to restore natural gas service to Massachusetts in the wake of a series of massive gas explosions. 

National Climate Assessment says infrastructure must be made more resilient to floods, fires and temperature

Dodge offers data on 2017 construction starts for billings in the Providence area.

Safety Board says state should require professional engineer review of gas-company plans and P.E. seal on drawings.

 The Massachusetts Dept. of Public Utilities selected Dynamic Risk Assessment Systems Inc. to analyze the gas state's entire gas distribution system. 

While 45-miles of natural gas pipeline affected by a Sept. 13 gas explosion will be replaced nearly three weeks early, the restoration of full gas service will be delayed by about a month.

NRC grants license to NYC-based cleanup firm, but the Green Mountain State is last hurdle to ownership for $500M takedown.

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