Transportation pact is likely totaled, but equity components could be salvaged
In Connecticut, state officials and advocates say planning and discussions around the Transportation Climate Initiative will help inform how the state can equitably spend new...
Rhode Island utility sale could be complicated by state climate law
As state regulators consider the sale of the state’s largest electric distribution utility, intervenors say the buyer should be required to show how it will...
Virtual net metering alliance unlocks savings for Rhode Island public housing
A group of nine public housing authorities is taking advantage of the state’s virtual net metering program to pool resources on a major solar contract....
Report: Massachusetts doesn’t have enough workers to meet its efficiency goals
Massachusetts needs 35,000 workers if it is to make significant progress updating its aging homes by 2030, according to a recent report. Report: Massachusetts doesn’t...
Feds open probe into Brooklyn fossil fuel plans amid environmental racism accusations
The U.S. EPA will determine whether New York officials violated federal law when evaluating National Grid’s natural gas pipeline upgrades, which has faced allegations of...
Report: Municipal utilities are falling short of Massachusetts’ clean energy targets
Massachusetts’ municipal power companies are making uneven progress on clean energy, according to a recent report. Report: Municipal utilities are falling short of Massachusetts’ clean...
Commentary: Harvard and Dartmouth just divested — what will it take for Princeton to finally take bold climate action?
Princeton remains one of the few remaining Ivies invested in the fossil fuel industry, writes guest commentator Hannah Reynolds. Commentary: Harvard and Dartmouth just divested...
For renters in Rhode Island, charging is a barrier to electric vehicle adoption
State officials are soliciting public comments on an electric vehicle infrastructure plan that aims to help it close the gap with neighboring states and meet...