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The U.S. Navy’s largest submarine base, located in New London, Connecticut, has a new energy microgrid. The $250 million project, which took 10 years to complete, allows the base to generate power when public power goes out.
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Mike Knowland, ISO-NE’s manager of forecast and scheduling, said the winter is the busiest time for the grid, but the summer can strain it, too — especially during heat waves or hurricanes, which are expected this year.
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New research from regional grid operator ISO New England shows the electrification of the transportation and heating sector will contribute to more electricity usage.
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The Senate chair of the Connecticut General Assembly’s Energy and Technology Committee criticized Eversource’s decision to suspend new electric vehicle charging rebates.
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Some say we aren't ready to require electric power, because the grid can't yet handle it. Others say policy signals drive development.
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Suffolk County gets its first round of opioid settlement payments.
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Officials with the state Climate Action Council said they've received 18,000 comments on the draft plan, which calls for sweeping changes to the state’s power grids and transportation infrastructure.
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A controversial rule that makes it harder for renewable energy projects to participate in one of New England’s lucrative electricity markets will remain in place for another two years. Late Friday night, Federal energy regulators approved a plan from the regional grid operator, ISO New England, to keep the so-called minimum offer price rule — or MOPR — until 2025.
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More than eight hundred thousand residents were left in the dark when Tropical Storm Isaias swept through Connecticut in August. Many blamed the big…
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A report from the presidential task force strategizing ways to rebuild following Superstorm Sandy says communities should plan rebuilding for the coming…