Two recent news headlines should be central to the important debate over legislation that will determine whether or not Massachusetts has access to clean, reliable, and affordable sources of energy to power our homes, schools, and workplaces. First, Energy Corp. announced in October that it would close the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth by […]
Paul Vigeant
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Offshore wind can be price competitive
For years, supporters have made a convincing case that offshore wind power can play a central role in scrubbing the air we breathe of millions of tons of carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil fuels. But in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, which stands to lose more than 10 percent of its electric power production with […]