They have a new website and some new public-facing materials to explain their work to various audiences. Feel free to take a look and get more information about upcoming meetings here.

The State Climate Policy Network is hosting a series of transmission-focused events, including introductory webinars on the basics of transmission, expert panels diving into various specific aspect...

On Friday, November 15 the Technical Committee hosted a talk by Lorenzo Kristov, a visionary on the potential of distributed energy resources (DER) to enable a democratized, decentralized, and just...

Between July 2022 and September 2024, Bob Persons wrote a biweekly digest of industry news for Fix the Grid members.  Thank you, Bob! This is the link to the archive for his Fix the Grid Technical ...

Save the date now for the one public board meeting of the year hosted by ISO-New England! It will be inBoston on Wednesday, November 6th, most likely in the middle of the day. We’ll send out more d...

For those who are interested in resources related to shaving the peak (and hopefully avoiding having to turn on our most polluting power plants in overly impacted communities), check out these opti...

Apparently Enbridge didn’t get the memo.  The memo being that we are in a climate red alert!  That we must transition away from fossil fuels. That we must stop expansion of fossil fuel infrastructu...

20 -21 May 2024, Bretton Woods NH Roy Harvey The NECPUC Symposium is an annual gathering of the New England Conference of Public Utilities Commissioners, i.e., NECPUC.  Many other organizations w...

You can find them all on Fix the Grid’s YouTube channel and share them from there.

The Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Program, Metropolitan Area Planning Council, and Pioneer Valley Planning Commission are developing a “Climate Resilience Playbook” (Expected Spring 2025). D...