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Reducing Emissions in MA

Grid Reliability

ISO-New England is provoking an uncomfortable discussion about both present and future grid reliability risks.

Posted byWill BrownsbergerApril 17, 2022June 13, 2022Posted inCarbon and Climate, Reducing Emissions in MA47 Comments on Grid Reliability

Climate Legislation in 2022

The senate voted on climate legislation today. The debate highlighted the limits on the state’s ability to achieve its climate goals and the need for a federal green new deal.

Posted byWill BrownsbergerApril 14, 2022April 20, 2022Posted inReducing Emissions in MA44 Comments on Climate Legislation in 2022

Solar Installation Opportunity

Jocelyn Tager transmits information about new solar installation opportunity,

Posted byJocelyn TagerMay 28, 2019August 6, 2019Posted inReducing Emissions in MA

Electrifying public transportation

If we could electrify most vehicles and then make all power sources on the grid carbon neutral, we would make the transportation sector (airplanes aside) carbon neutral and much cleaner. How soon could that happen?

Posted byWill BrownsbergerApril 19, 2019April 19, 2019Posted in71 Watertown Bus, 73 Waverley Bus, Commuter Rail, Long Term Vision, Reducing Emissions in MA, uncategorized47 Comments on Electrifying public transportation

National Energy Awareness Month

October is National Energy Awareness Month.

Posted byJocelyn TagerSeptember 25, 2018Posted inReducing Emissions in MA

Why are we subsidizing dirty power & dangerous pipelines, not renewable energy?

Apparently the residents of Massachusetts are going to be charged $1 extra per month on their electricity bills for the next two years to subsidize an unprofitable, dirty power plant that isn’t even needed most of the year: Why?

Posted byJonathanKamensJuly 13, 2018July 13, 2018Posted inReducing Emissions in MA4 Comments on Why are we subsidizing dirty power & dangerous pipelines, not renewable energy?

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