NEPGA Response to Massachusetts Clean Electricity Partnership Report
NEPGA response to Massachusetts Clean Electricity Partnership report on subsidized contracts for importing provincially-owned hydropower.
Category Archives: Press Releases & Reports
Recent Press Releases and Reports for NEPGA and member companies.
Hydro Quebec Is Burying the Facts
NEPGA press release on recent Hydro Quebec statement
New England Electricity Auction Drives New Investments at Competitive Prices
NEPGA press release in response to the results of ISO New England’s tenth Forward Capacity Auction.
NEPGA Statement on Massachusetts State of the State
NEPGA response to Massachusetts State of the State speech and Gov. Charlie Baker’s call for contracting with provincially-owned hydropower.
Statement on Announced Closure of Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station
NEPGA issued this statement from its President, Dan Dolan, in response to the announced closure of the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station by June 2019.
Letter from Six CEOs on MA Hydro Legislation
A letter signed by senior executives from six power generating companies – Calpine, Dynegy, Entergy, Exelon, GDF Suez and NRG – urging the rejection of legislation to allow for contracting of 2,400 MW of provincially-owned, large-scale hydro power in Massachusetts (Senate Bill 1965).
Tierney Report on MA Emissions & Cost of Hydro Contracting
An independent report from Dr. Susan F. Tierney on the state of Massachusetts carbon emissions and the costs of contracting for provincially-owned hydropower.
NEPGA/COMPETE Release on Historic 2015 Wholesale Electricity Market
A joint press release from NEPGA and the COMPETE Coalition highlighting historic energy price lows and new investment announcements as the New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers hold their annual meeting.
NEPGA Announces Carol Holahan as Director of Government Affairs
NEPGA is pleased to announced Carol Holahan as the association’s new Director of Government Affairs.
The New England Energy Industry: A Point of Inflection
NEPGA paper on the current state of the New England energy industry highlighting infrastructure development, market responses and context for a rising cost environment.