Gas ‘peaker’ plant would make way for more renewables, Massachusetts utilities say

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A proposed 55-megawatt natural gas power plant faces pushback over carbon emissions and other pollution, but backers say the affordable option for adding capacity will free up capital for clean energy investments.

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Utility grant poses potential conflict for Michigan ratepayer board appointee

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Utility watchdogs and ethics experts said a utility foundation’s donation last year to a Highland Park church creates the appearance of a conflict of interest for a pastor recently named to a utility consumer protection board.

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