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...

OPP recently held a workshop on “Public Participation in the Natural Gas Pre-Filing Review Process,” which is now available online here. OPP’s next WorkshOPP, this fall, will focus on participatin...

You may have seen in the news last week that 5 of the 6 states in our region sent a letter to ISO-NE asking the grid operator to establish an executive-level position focused on Environmental Justi...

FERC has responded to the serious backlog for connecting to the grid that is due in part by policies that give priority to first-to-file resources, even when other resources may be ready sooner and...

Hosted by Energy Allies on Friday, August 11 at 3pm ET. Join them, Green 2.0, and Solstice Power Technologies to hear from Maui Councilwoman Keani Rawlins, Energy Democracy Project National Coordin...

The Massachusetts GMAC has announced upcoming opportunities for public comment on their work and a draft plan submitted by utilities for grid modernization. There is a general public comment period...

by Roy Harvey and Kent Wittenburg on behalf of the FTG Technical Committee The Future Grid Reliability Study was undertaken by ISO-NE to plan for a transformed grid in which the generation mix cha...

Notes from the DoubleTree Hilton, the Second New England Winter Gas-Electric Forum, June 20, 2023; live from Portland, Maine Just before noon, there is another mild kerfuffle between former allies...

In the last two weeks there have been a flurry of news items relevant to Fix the Grid, including two local news articles about the FERC Winter Reliability conference in Portland. A “deep dive” into...