State House Celebrates Hydropower Transmission in the Bay State
The 145-mile line delivers 1,200 MW of hydroelectric power under a 20-year contract, projected to save Massachusetts ratepayers $50 million annually and reduce carbon emissions.
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Mass. receiving hydropower from Canada after line's completion
Power from a long-awaited renewable energy transmission line is now flowing from Quebec to Massachusetts. At a state house ceremony Friday, the governor and state energy officials celebrated the completion of the New England Clean Energy Connect line with a symbolic flipping of a giant power switch. The line is expected to provide the commonwealth with nearly 20% of its overall electricity and save ratepayers money. “It’s cold right now. People …
A decade in the making, clean energy power line for Mass. is now up and running
The new transmission line will mostly benefit Massachusetts and Maine residents. But New England ratepayers may see some savings as well, as bringing in relatively cheap hydroelectric power from Canada can displace the need for more expensive fossil fuel energy.
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