Before I went into the ISO-NE Board Meeting in the Seaport Hotel – the only one they hold in public each year – I discovered that in 2018, the energy facilities producing electricity for ISO to dis...
A rally and theatrical battle occurred on Wednesday, Nov. 1 at the South Boston Maritime Park, barely a skip and hop from the only public meeting held by the ISO-NE board of directors this year. Th...
The MA Office of Federal and Regional Affairs (within the Office of Energy and Env Affairs) is hiring a new director position. You can take a look at the job listing here.
We have decided to postpone the Fix the Grid Community Summit to early 2024 - likely Saturday, March 2nd if you’d like to save the date, but we’ll firm that up soon. Given the current state of glo...
The Fix the Grid Technical Committee has submitted comments on FERC’s 2023 New England Winter Gas-Electric Forum in Portland, ME. Forty-four environmental, social, and labor organizations across Ne...
9/12/23 Utility Dive Opinion by Shelley Robbins, project director at Clean Energy Group. The Environmental Protection Administration excluded peaker plants from its proposed CCS (carbon capture and...
9/7/23 UCS (Union of Concerned Scientists) post by Tasnima Naoshin. Explains clearly the levels of alert the major U.S. RTOs (Regional Transmission Organizations, like ISO-NE) recognize in response...
Coming out of recent legislation, utilities in MA need to submit Electric Sector Modernization Plans (ESMPs) to the state by early next year. The GMAC is the body that is working on these plans wit...
On Nov. 3 and 4, 350.org activists will come together to power up the global renewable energy revolution, showcasing the peoples solutions we need! This will be a moment to joyfully lift up our ide...
How Private Monopolies Fuel Climate Disaster and Public Corruption 8/30/23 post in The American Prospect by John Farrell, Institute for Local Self-Reliance. Starting with the Lahaina fire, Farrell...