Associated Press: New Rules Could Boost New England Renewable Power
Before the start of January’s New England Clean Energy Transmission Summit, ACEG’s Bill White spoke with the Associated Press about the potential of clean energy and how FERC Order 1000 will enhance New England’s ability to incorporate renewable energy into its power supply. All six states in the New England region have some sort of
The New England Clean Energy Transmission Summit Wrap Up
The New England Clean Energy Transmission Summit Wrap Up The New England Clean Energy Transmission Summit was a great success. More than 200 participants, both in-person and online, joined our expert panelists and featured guests, Congressman Ed Markey and FERC Commissioner Cheryl LaFleur for a robust discussion on the future of New England’s clean energy
Clean Energy and Transmission Summit Kicks off Today in Boston
Attendees of the New England Clean Energy Transmission Summit will gather in Boston today to discuss the economic, energy and environmental challenges – and opportunities – facing New England. Keynote speeches by Rep. Ed Markey (D-MA), FERC Commissioner Cheryl LaFleur and environmental organizer Bill McKibben set the tone for the day, while other speakers will
RSVP: Clean Energy Transmission Summit
This event brings together key Federal officials from the Administration and Congress, their state counterparts, clean energy industry leaders and the environmental community and energy consumers to forge clean energy solutions that benefit our economy and our environment drawing on the full range of options from renewable energy to transmission infrastructure to demand side solutions like energy efficiency.
ACEG to Host New England Clean Energy Transmission Summit in Boston, January 23rd
Americans for a Clean Energy Grid, in cooperation with the Conservation Law Foundation and the New England Clean Energy Council, will convene an event in Boston with electricity and energy experts to discuss why New England will benefit from developing transmission for renewable energy.
Maine PUC Approves Transmission Upgrade With Regional Cost Allocation
The Maine Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved $1.4 billion in transmission upgrades requested by Central Maine Power, including a new 345 kV line to the New Hampshire border. The plan was a compromise settlement that also included non-transmission alternatives like demand response and energy efficiency in certain areas. You can read the official statement of