NEPGA sent a letter to Massachusetts Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs, Rebecca Tepper, on generator conversations regarding contracting with Enbridge’s expansion of pipeline and storage on the Algonquin system, titled “Project Beacon.” NEPGA correspondence was a response to a request from the Secretary (that original letter also below).
On Friday, April 17 NEPGA submitted comments to the Maine Department of Energy Resources (DOER) in response to its RFI regarding its 2027 Maine Energy Plan.
On February 2, NEPGA testified in opposition to NH HB 1775, relative to utility ownership of natural gas and nuclear power generation facilities.
On May 21, NEPGA submitted comments to the NH Department of Energy regarding its upcoming 10-year energy strategy.
On April 16, NEPGA testified in opposition to two proposals that would allow different degrees of utility ownership of generation assets in the state. LD 1358 would permit an affiliate of an investor-owned transmission and distribution utility to own generation or generation-related assets, even when the generation or generation-related assets are directly interconnected to the […]
The goals of energy policy are often likened to a three-legged stool that must always be in balance: reliability, cost, and environmental impact. The three are interdependent — pull out one leg, and the stool (along with the poor person sitting on it) will fall over. In New England, environmental protection and climate change have […]
