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 […]
NEPGA testimony to the Massachusetts Telecommunications, Utilities, and Energy Committee on several bills related to clean energy requirements and climate change (H.3288; H.3292; H.3372; H.3964; S.2131; S.2133; S.2136; S.2170; S.2224; S.2225; S.2228; and S.2229)
NEPGA testimony to the Massachusetts Telecommunications, Utilities, and Energy Committee on several bills to expand clean energy procurements. As well as a bill (H.3316) to enable joining a regional, market-based regime to meet Commonwealth decarbonization and clean energy requirements.
NEPGA testimony on Rhode Island legislation requiring a 100% Renewable Energy Standard (S629).
NEPGA testimony on Rhode Island legislation requiring a 100% Renewable Energy Standard (H 5762).
NEPGA testimony to Connecticut Joint Committee on Energy & Technology on LCO 3920, An Act Concerning Emergency Response by Electric Distribution Companies and Revising the Regulation of Other Public Utilities.
NEPGA comments filed to the U.S. International Trade Commission’s (USITC) on their investigation: Renewable Electricity: Potential Economic Effects of Increased Commitments in Massachusetts (Investigation No. 332-574).
NEPGA testimony to Rhode Island Senate Committee on Environment & Agriculture on S 2404 to increase the Renewable Energy Standard
NEPGA comments on the ongoing Connecticut Integrated Resource Plan proceeding with a particular focus on the impacts of the state’s electric deregulation policies.
NEPGA testimony on Maine legislation proposed by Gov. Janet Mills to set mandatory GHG emissions limits in the state (LD 1679).