RTO Insider reports that the Massachusetts Legislature sent a bill with major changes to the state’s permitting procedures for clean energy infrastructure to the desk of Governor Maura Healey. United's Kat Burnham is quoted on the bill's passage and speaks to the provisions which would eliminate inefficient processes that slow down projects.
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RTO Insider: Compromise Climate Bill Finally Approved by Mass. Legislature
Topics: United In The News, Kat Burnham, Massachusetts, Permitting and Siting
RTO Insider: Panel Connects Clean Energy Transition to Boston’s Big Dig
RTO Insider reports on Advanced Energy United's recent Boston-area event, moderated by United's Laura Bartsch, about the need to overcome challenges on the path to meeting the country's clean energy infrastructure needs, quoting United's Jeremy McDiarmid on the importance of getting people to see the big picture perspective.
Topics: United In The News, Manufacturing and Infrastructure, Transmission, Massachusetts, Jeremy McDiarmid
RTO Insider: Stakeholders Propose Amendments to ISO-NE Order 2023 Compliance
Clean energy companies and trade groups proposed a series of amendments to ISO-NE’s proposed Order 2023 compliance at the NEPOOL Transmission Committee meeting Jan. 4, as the RTO and its stakeholders scramble to reach a consensus prior to the scheduled TC vote in February.
Topics: Wholesale Markets, United In The News, New England, Alex Lawton
RTO Insider: Advanced Energy United Urges Changes Beyond Order 2023 for ISO-NE
ISO-NE should go beyond the changes required by Order 2023 to address the high costs and long delays associated with interconnection in the region, said a recent white paper commissioned by Advanced Energy United and written by the energy consulting firm Daymark Energy Advisors.
Topics: Wholesale Markets, United In The News, Transmission