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Boston Scientific signed a virtual power purchase agreement (VPPA) for 42 megawatts of solar power and subscribed to a 12.9-MW community solar portfolio.

At Boston Scientific, their priority has been to protect and aid the health and safety of their employees, their physician customers, and their patients.

The Coventor, developed by a team of engineers and medical school faculty at the University of Minnesota, works in a similar way but will cost roughly $1,000 to produce. Boston Scientific plans to begin manufacturing the devices and selling them at cost.

Boston Scientific, with the FDA's quick OK, will start production in Maple Grove in a month or so.

After several months of voting and a live pitch-off at Google’s campus, Boston Scientific announced the winners of its fifth annual Connected Patient Challenge.