It’s a question we get often: Why aren’t we seeing construction of new power plants in New England? Obviously, the logic goes, there’s a need for more generation: ISO New England is forecasting steady increases in electricity demand over the next decade, and that demand will increase at a much steeper pace if a significant […]
On April 8, NEPGA submitted written testimony in opposition to NH House Bill 690-FN, directing the department of energy to investigate the state’s withdrawal from ISO New England and other strategy decisions that impact ratepayers in relation to New England’s environmental policy.
New England is a leader in the country in its commitment to a decarbonized economy, with policies to “electrify everything” and support the construction of exponentially more clean energy. The electrification movement is already having a measurable impact on the engineering of the grid and will, over time, embed even more deeply the cost of […]
