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66 Galen Street, Watertown

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66 Galen Street in Watertown, Massachusetts

Jan 28, 2021

66 Galen Street

Design: Elkus Manfredi Architects

Location: Watertown, Massachusetts, USA

66 Galen Street is a new commercial development is poised to bring a 200,000-sqft class A office and R&D/laboratory building to Watertown, Massachusetts, a burgeoning life sciences hub just outside of Boston. With a distinctive design and new publicly accessible open space, the proposed building is anticipated to become a magnet for the area’s business community.

Intersecting building volumes on the northwest side of the 200,000-sqft life sciences building creates an eye-catching form that signifies the building’s entry lobby at 66 Galen Street – image © Elkus Manfredi Architects

Boston Development Group (BDG), a multifaceted investment management and real estate development firm, is enlisting Elkus Manfredi Architects to create this place-making destination at 66 Galen Street. The project marks Phase One of a two-part plan that aligns with the City of Watertown’s long-term economic and Comprehensive Plan to introduce transformative, transit-oriented development along the Galen Street corridor. The intention is to build upon the evolving life sciences community and contribute to the public realm.

Elkus Manfredi’s expertise in place making, at all scales, stretches across the firm’s 30-plus year legacy and is evident most recently in Boston Landing developed for NB Development Group and Water Street Tampa in Florida. The firm’s master planning for both projects revitalized underutilized parcels to create bustling mixed-use neighborhoods with particular attention paid to the pedestrian experience.

The building design will present a welcoming environment for the community as distinctive architecture creates visual interest while a series of setbacks break up the massing to relate to the neighborhood’s scale and minimize shadow impacts. Intersecting building volumes on the northwest side of the building create an eye-catching form that signifies the building’s entry lobby, which is oriented towards the view corridor from Watertown Square. Curvilinear forms on the south and east sides embrace a new public park and look beyond to the Charles River.

Collaborative spaces in the workplace interiors allow tenants to work, innovate, and socialize, while health and wellness remain a critical part of the design for the post-COVID era. Features include touchless building entry and elevator access, multiple measures to maintain healthy indoor air quality, a highly visible and wide stair to provide an alternative to elevator use, and individual gender-neutral bathrooms replace common restrooms in the tenant spaces. Additional building features include 277 on-site, below-grade parking spaces and a secure bicycle parking area. The building is being designed for LEED Gold certification, with solar panels on the roof, dedicated outdoor space for tenants, and 44,000-sqft of publicly accessible open space.

Curvilinear forms on the south and east sides embrace a new publicly accessible park and present a welcoming environment for the community – image © Elkus Manfredi Architects

Landscape architecture firm Ground is designing the pair of parks that will provide tenants, visitors, and neighbors a place to pause and recharge amid lush plantings and distinct seating pockets. The building’s placement allows for wider sidewalks and the elimination of multiple curb cuts and additional plantings along the street. New vehicular and bicycle traffic patterns will improve traffic flow and safety and promote multi-modal transportation, supported by a new bus stop and Blue Bikes station. The project is expected to break ground in mid-2021.

About Boston Development Group Boston Development Group (BDG) is family business based in Newton Center and Boston Massachusetts. Founded over sixty years ago, BDG has expanded from its roots as a small builder to become a dynamic, multi-faceted real estate organization developing, managing, and constructing office, life science and retail properties. The company has grown into a well-respected leader in the field of Real Estate, specializing in the acquisition, development and management of commercial and residential properties. BDG’s expertise encompasses land acquisition, design, construction, rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of buildings, as well as property management, leasing and sales. As the company moves into the future, Boston Development Group continues to build on its fundamental strengths and creative abilities.

The Company’s wholly owned subsidiary, First General Realty Corporation, directs the management of all properties of BDG. Commercial, Life Science and Retail projects all benefit from a direct, responsible management approach. Leasing, maintenance, tenant relations and financial controls are expertly handled by a professional, experienced staff. It is with a shared sense of accountability within Boston Development Group that provides the foundation for its success.

Architects: Elkus Manfredi Architects

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With 'mind-blowing talent,' INSA medical marijuana facility opens in Easthampton (photos, video) 2/9/18 -Easthampton-The INSA medical marijuana facility holds a grand opening ribbon cutting at the 122 Pleasant St. Easthampton location.

16 Comments “Here is how much weed costs PER GRAM OTHER PLACES1. India $0.082. South Africa $0.103. Guatemala $0.204. Kenya $0.205. Nigeria $0.206. Brazil $0.307 Vermont and Maine USA $1.008. Colombia $1.329. Dominican Republic $1.33″

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Immediately allowing marijuana cafes and theaters is 'irresponsible' and 'dangerous,' Massachusetts district attorneys say 60 Comments

“Exactly. It's maybe 1/3 or 1/4 of the price to buy it from street dealers rather than buy it legally here in Mass, while in California it's 3-5x cheaper. Just to get a medical marijuana card in Mass, patients have to pay about $250 a year ($50 annual registration fee and $200 annual doctor's certification fee.) It's disgusting that states like California voted to legalize recreational marijuana at the same time we did and yet they already have plenty of both medical and recreational dispensaries set up across their entire state, while we still don't even have the basic one medical dispensary per county that we voted for years ago. In Mass, our politicians are all about greed and if they aren't benefiting, they're going to add all sorts of taxes and do whatever else they can to slow down the process and get their cut. Just like how voters approved one tax rate for recreational marijuana and politicians took it upon themselves to raise the tax rate considerably to over 22%. Anyone that uses marijuana that isn't rich (teens and young adults mostly), is just going to stick to buying from illegal street dealers. All these politicians claiming that they're "worried about the kids" are just pushing them more towards illegal street dealers.”

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Warning of high power costs of marijuana, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker's administration recommends energy standards Feb 9,2018 23 Comments “The newest technology for lighting is Light Emitting Ceramic, which use low frequency square wave digital ballasts. A 630 watt Light Emitting Ceramic system can produce the same or better results and yield than a traditional 1000 watt High Pressure Sodium system.Commercial marijuana growers are utilizing LEC technology because over time there is more savings over the traditional lighting systems. They want lower electric bills too. There is also more time between lamp changes. Basically a LEC bulb can last 2-3 times longer than HPS lamps, before the lumen output starts to diminish. There are also commercial growers that utilize LED lighting in addition to either LEC, HPS or MH lighting.”

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PROHIBITIONISTS against photosynthesis : zero-free solar energy [SUNSHINE] currently unavailable for herbs like cannabis because no corporate gain/profit from use of a natural resource that powers the entire solar system - minus puny pot plants.

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“ On the one hand, the Trump-appointed commission headed by former Governor Chris Christie (R, NJ) recommends removing onerous barriers to medication-assisted treatments for addiction. On the other, Trump’s Attorney General Jeff Sessions, wants to revive one of the worst policies of the failed war on drugs: Mandatory prison sentences for people convicted of nonviolent crimes, including minor drug offenses.The administration simply can’t have it both ways. These positions are completely contradictory.

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** “That remaining workforce will focus on promoting other non-opioid drugs, and doctors who have questions about opioid use will be directed to Purdue’s medical affairs department.

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What Is The Job Prospects for Solar Installers in the US?

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In the job market today, juggling our desire for fulfilling work, searching for high job rate opportunities, and finding a way to serve our environmental consciousness can be a challenge at times. Fortunately, careers in alternative energy, such as solar, can meet all three.

News of the increasing solar power popularity across the country continues to be reported as a step in the right direction and a way to help reduce our reliance on fossil fuels

The Solar Energy Industries Association, or SEIA, revealed that, up through the third quarter of 2019, over two million solar systems were installed across the nation. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs in the solar energy field are rocketing upwards. From California to Florida, this increase in the installation of solar energy systems is creating job opportunities at an exciting rate.

Further, solar installation jobs are predicted to be the fastest-growing jobs in the next decade.

Solar installers, also known as solar photovoltaic installers, are responsible for assembling, installing, and providing maintenance for solar panel systems. Most of this work is conducted outdoors, so if that is your preferred work environment, this may be the job you’re looking for.

Job Prospects for Solar Installers

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), job prospects for solar installers are predicted to grow much quicker than the standard for all other occupations. This projected 63 percent growth rate from 2018 to 2028 will add numerous job opportunities across the country.

Within the next five years alone, the capacity for solar installation will reportedly double as solar projects increase rapidly from California to the East Coast.

With that being said, those seeking jobs as Solar Installers will benefit better if they have completed at least one class in photovoltaic systems at either a technical school or a community college.

Those with apprenticeships or experience as a journey electrician may have several good job opportunities. Workers with experience in various construction jobs, including carpenters, roofers, and laborers, may also have greater job opportunities than many of those who do not have construction experience.

In slight contrast, the website Glassdoor Economic Research states that although solar energy-related jobs are set to grow rapidly, the industry is still in transition, and we shouldn’t expect a hiring boom just yet. However, it is on the upswing. This is due to several factors, including:

Solar energy system prices continue to fall, making them more affordable to more people.

Environmental awareness by individuals and the government is expanding.

The cost of solar installations continues to dramatically decline.

Solar Leasing Plans have increased in popularity. The plans allow homeowners to lease rather than purchase systems. This should lead to additional demand as there are no upfront costs for installation.

In a US News and World Report magazine’s annual report for the best jobs in 2020, Solar Installers rank:

2nd in the Best Construction Jobs category,

8th in the Best Jobs Without a College Degree category,

22nd in the Highest Paying Jobs Without a Degree category, and

68th in the 100 Best Jobs for 2020 overall category.

As for the long-term outlook, this will depend heavily on government regulations as well as government incentives. Common incentives include renewable energy tax rebates, direct subsidies, and purchase mandates.

The Top States for Solar Installation Jobs

As mentioned earlier, The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), as of the third quarter of 2019, reports that over two million solar energy systems have been installed across the nation.

Another organization, The Solar Foundation, releases a Solar Jobs Census each year, with the most recent one due out any day now, in early 2020. Based on the previous census, the top states for solar-related jobs also match up with SEIA’s list of top states.

According to SEIA and The Solar Foundation, the top states for solar installation, and where most jobs may be found, are as follows:

California — California is the largest solar market in the US, with over a million installations, 3,000 solar companies in the state, and more than 76,000 solar-related jobs.

North Carolina —North Carolina currently has almost 7000 solar-related jobs.

Arizona — Arizona has over 7000 solar-related jobs.

Nevada — Nevada has almost 7000 solar-related jobs.

Texas — Texas has almost 10,000 solar-related jobs.

New Jersey —New Jersey has approx. 6500 solar-related jobs.

Massachusetts — Massachusetts has over 10,000 solar-related jobs.

Florida — Florida has over 10,000 solar-related jobs.

New York — New York has approx. 10,000 solar-related jobs.

Georgia —Georgia has almost 4,000 solar-related jobs.

Utah — Utah reported almost 7,000 solar-related jobs at the end of the third quarter of 2019.

Growth will be seen in other states going forward as well due to state government actions, rebates, and the like. These fast-growing states include:

South Carolina — Growth in South Carolina is being driven by the influx of major technology companies to the Southeast. These companies have signed agreements to buy electricity from large solar farms throughout the states, including South Carolina. On the residential side, a state tax credit and individual utility rebates will be available. The demand for rooftop solar systems is expected to grow across the entire state.

Ohio — Renewable energy legislation has had a checkered past, both good and bad, in Ohio. The state froze, then unfroze, its renewable portfolio standard during the last several years. Now, however, there is a renewed focus on renewable industry job growth and on clean energy overall.

Illinois — Back in 2017, Illinois introduced a program to encourage solar project development, and in turn, the state received numerous applications from large developers. Today, there is an increase in solar interest and awareness among residential homeowners, which is catching up to the level of those large developers. Also pushing the interest and demand up is the recent announcement by the state of its 100 percent renewable goals, meaning solar will grow steadily going forward.

Rhode Island — Rhode Island may be one of the smallest states, but it has some of the best and most robust solar economics in the country. This is due to its rebate for small scale solar systems as well as its renewable growth programs.

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Similar and Related Jobs to Solar Installers

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), specific Green Jobs outlook, similar and related jobs that will also be in demand include:

Site Assessors — Site accessors provide information gained by determining how much a particular location can harvest in energy and also help determine the layout, type, and size of solar panels. They can also draw up the plans for installers.

Electricians connect solar panels, inverters, and other required equipment to a power supply in the building.

Electronics Installers and Repairers work on solar electronic equipment, which is dependent on various functions.

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers assemble the solar components, including the complex circuitry in a solar panel, all the way to the final solar energy product.

Plumbers are responsible for installing the solar water heating systems, replacing or augmenting conventional water heaters, and connecting to the building’s or house’s plumbing. This requires specialized training in solar systems.

Roofers are needed to oversee the holes or cuts made in the roof during the installation of solar panels and mounting racks and be sure these are repaired then sealed. They may also assist in mounting systems and structural support installation.

Manufacturers to manufacture solar panel materials.

Sales Professionals with knowledge of solar systems will be needed as sales professionals in the solar industry.

Additional options can be found in other alternative energy fields, such as wind, windmill installation, and maintenance, or wind-turbine technicians.

Wage Predictions

Although the US Bureau of Labor Statistics states they do not currently publish wage data, they do provide the following wage information.

Starting salaries for Solar Installers are between $30,000 and $40,000 a year. The median annual wage hovers around $42,680. Those in the highest 10 percent earn over $63,580.

Installers trained as electricians or licensed as general contractors can make higher wages also.

Requirements to Become a Solar Installer

Nationwide standards to become a solar installer vary across states, from licensing requirements to certifications.

Most paths to becoming a solar installer include having your high school diploma and on-the-job training, which can last up to one year. Another option is to take courses at technical schools or community colleges in order to learn more about solar panel installation. Apprenticeships are yet another option.

1) License or Certification Requirements

There are certain state laws to take into consideration, which require a license and it varies from state-to-state. Currently, there are 12 states, and also Puerto Rico, which require solar contractor licensing.

Although certification isn’t required in most cases, obtaining one can enhance your career opportunities and also demonstrate competency as a solar panel installer. Those seeking jobs as Solar Installers will also greatly benefit if they have at least completed a photovoltaic systems course at a community college or technical school.

2) Certification Programs

Certification is still considered voluntary in most states at this point but can be highly beneficial for your career.

There are several solar installer certification programs and schools, but three of the most recognized are:

Electronics Technicians Association, International, or ETA — ETA is an accredited certification association, recognized throughout the technology-related industries, and provides individual certifications for working in various industries, including renewable energy.

North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP) —This national certification organization for renewable energy professionals offers certifications and credentials. These are developed\by subject matter experts as well as renewable energy professionals.

NABCEP certificate offerings include:

PV Installer Specialist Certification.

PV Design Specialist Certification.

PV Installation Professional Certification.

PV System Inspector Certification.

PV Technical Sales Certification.

PV Commissioning and Maintenance Specialist Certification.

Roof Integrated Solar Energy, Inc., or RISE. — Roof Integrated Solar Energy offers a Solar Roofing Professional (CSPR) certification, which is a voluntary certification for professionals who are planning to oversee the installations of the solar photovoltaic systems on rooftops.

There are several programs offered across the country where you can learn to be an installer. CleanEnergyAuthority.com is one place to start your search for a program near you.

As the industry continues to grow, state regulation, along with licensing requirements for solar contractors, may also grow. There may also become a mandatory requirement for certification in some states.

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Preparing for a job in the solar installation will be beneficial in helping you obtain a job in the field. The demand for workers will only continue to grow. Already, according to a recent Forbes article, approximately one-quarter of firms find it difficult to fill open positions due to the lack of qualified applicants.

Additionally, if you are a veteran, The Solar Foundation maintains a Solar Ready Vets Network to help transition you into the workforce.

It is an exciting time in the solar energy industry. The green economy continues to grow, and alternatives to the over usage of fossil fuels is leading the way to new careers, particularly in the solar industry. Overall, solar power industry jobs are expected to grow. This includes more than just the solar installer positions. There will be more in manufacturing, construction, project development, maintenance and operation, and installation. These jobs are and will be located nationwide.

With the abundance of sunlight on the planet, harnessing its potential in environmentally friendly ways could very well exceed the current and even future electricity demands. As a result, this could lead to a decrease in emissions from the generation of electricity and also long-term energy costs. It’s a win-win situation.

As the cost-effectiveness of solar power rises, it potentially could fill a larger share of the growing energy needs of the US. As the usage of solar power expands, there will be a growing need for more workers, including manufacturing workers to make solar panels, construction workers to build power plants, solar installers to install solar panels, and so on.

As a result, Careers in the alternative energy sectors will continue to evolve and escalate in 2020 and beyond.

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Wind Power Market Size, Demand, Shares, Insights and Forecasts 2020

According to Global Wind Energy Council, worldwide wind energy installations were 34-35 GW in 2013. This will be the first time in the decade where global demand for wind power shrinked, mainly because of china and the U.S. In Europe, the U.K. and Germany are likely to propel the market, with growth from countries such as Finland Denmark and Sweden along with eastern European countries such as Turkey and Poland.

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After the two dominating markets such as the U.K. and Germany for offshore wind, China is in the race to quickly wrap up its huge offshore wind farms projects of hundreds of MW in the near future. Although fixed tariff for offshore wind farms is yet to be decided. Offshore market in China is expected to accelerate owing to the rapid growth, once it is done with all the overlapping jurisdictions and regulatory issues.

The offshore wind market in the U.S. is still testing the frequency of offshore water. In the U.S., Cape Wind project in Massachusetts and the Deepwater Block Island project received all the certifications to start both the projects as early as possible. Majorly, the promising offshore wind market is in Japan that has huge potential to tap wind energy. First floating offshore wind farm and floating offshore substation are in the Fukushima region. These projects achieved approval in less than two years from the concerned authorities. It is expected that this year will see more progress owing to the usage of high capacity semisubmersible and floating spars. Commissioning for such projects is planned for next year. Domestic offshore wind operations and Maintenance capabilities along with the strong supply chain network are the key drivers of the Japan’s wind energy market.

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Strong regulatory support and active participation from financers are important to increase the share of renewable energy investments in developing economies such as India and China. Also, ensuring that the solar and wind industries are taking important lessons from each other experience can help both the markets to grow at a healthy rate in the coming future. By forming a joint venture with financial institutions to develop strong and effective financing policies and mechanisms, government and stakeholders can provide a needed alteration in the wind energy market that can easily provide power in future and can help mitigate worst impacts of climate.

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FireFlower Alternative Energy adds 583-kW system to medical supply facility

FireFlower Alternative Energy, has partnered with Geriatric Medical & Surgical Supply and MassAmerican Energy to develop a large rooftop solar array at 28 Torrice Drive in the city of Woburn. The solar array, consisting of 1,170 solar panels and 45 inverters, has a 583 kW system size. It will create approximately 665,000 kilowatt hours of electricity annually, and create enough power to offset 100% of the electricity consumption on site.

“Geriatric Medical has prioritized its contribution to sustainability, as well as energy independence,” said founder Kathleen Doyle. “Large-scale roof-mounted solar installations such as this benefit the environment by providing clean, renewable power at no additional cost to the building occupant, while helping the property owner’s bottom line. Further, Geriatric Medical will sell its excess power to other environmentally-conscious businesses, maximizing the environmental benefit of the project.”

Jeffrey Siegal, CEO of Geriatric Medical, said, “This clean energy initiative is very important to our company. Our team is proud that we have drastically reduced our carbon footprint, and our hope is to inspire other members of the community to do the same.”

The solar array is net metered and interconnected to the grid. Additionally, the sale of Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SRECs), created by the state to help incentivize solar development in Massachusetts, helped make the project possible.

MassAmerican Energy, the installation vendor for this project, is one of the Northeast’s largest solar contractors. Financing for the construction of the solar array was provided by East Boston Savings Bank.

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