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Can the Northeast slash carbon and keep the lights on?

In an interview Thursday, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chair Richard Glick said that the region's reliance on natural gas is "not sustainable." But

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Reserve margin may need to rise to 300% by 2040 as more renewables added to grid: ISO New England

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Demand for electricity soars in heat wave; pressure put on New England power surplus

Demand for electricity soars in heat wave; pressure put on New England power surplus
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Why U S environmentalists and gas companies are after Hydro-Québec

New England needs clean energy but the NECEC hydro line from Québec is opposed by First Nations, environmentalists and fossil fuel companies

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Feds approve plan to delay scrapping a New England energy rule that harms renewables

A controversial rule that makes it harder for renewable energy projects to participate in one of New England’s lucrative electricity markets will remain in place for another two years. Late Friday night, Federal energy regulators approved a plan from the regional grid operator, ISO New England, to keep the so-called minimum offer price rule or MOPR until 2025.

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