Mass Solar- MLP Solar Rebate Program Launches
- DOER's 400 MW SMART program review
- In its own words: DOER always intended SREC I projects to be eligible beyond 40 quarters
- Shortchanged: DOER proposes to cut SREC I eligibility period for existing solar projects
- Students create film about fracked gas, get eye-opener on issue
- Arjun’s Science and Democracy Blog
- Public Transit – an element of economic and environmental justice
- On January 22, 2021, nuclear weapons will be illegal under international law
- The Nagasaki atomic bombing – why the rush?
- When was the decision to use the atom bomb made?
- Remembering Dave Freeman – green cowboy, pioneer of U.S. energy policy
- Karl Meyer Writing Blog
- A Connecticut River return to the bad old days?
- ENDGAME LOOMS FOR NEW ENGLAND’S GREAT RIVER
- PROFIT and PAYBACK on NEW ENGLAND’S RIVER
- IS IT CLEAN? Connecticut River at its most Critical Habitat
- A RIVER in HEATSTROKE: A Photo Portrait on July’s Hottest Day
- Waterkeeper Alliance to be featured on PBS’s The Visionaries
- Paying for Journalism: why Democracy Depends on It
- REIMAGINING A RIVER, Part 2: Not Nearly Hydro Power; Not Renewable Energy
- REIMAGINING A RIVER: The Year without Northfield Mountain
- SPRING: Private Profit; Public Loss
Tag Archives: Distribution Utilities
Eversource’s Solar Suppression
Readers Write Eversource’s solar suppression I was disappointed to see the Recorder’s laudatory and rather decontextualized appraisal of Eversource’s solar projects in this week’s Monday Shorts (“Advancing solar,” 2/25). While you mention Eversource’s reputation for foot dragging on many private solar projects (and, … Continue reading
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