Offshore Wind Could Have Saved New England Ratepayers $400 Million Last Winter, New Study Finds

by Julie Smith-Galvin | Aug 27, 2025 | Affordability, News, Offshore Wind

A study by Daymark Energy Advisors illustrates that if 3,500 megawatts (MW) of contracted offshore wind had been operational during the winter of 2024/25, New England ratepayers could have saved $400 million while also significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions....

RENEW Northeast Joins with Connecticut Governor Lamont and Rhode Island Governor McKee in Standing for Affordable Offshore Wind Energy

by Julie Smith-Galvin | Aug 25, 2025 | Connecticut, News, Offshore Wind, Rhode Island

Federal Order Stopping Construction of Nearly Completed Revolution Wind Project Will Harm Consumers and Place Energy Jobs at Risk RENEW offers its deep appreciation to Governors Lamont and McKee for holding events today with labor showing how the U.S. Department of...

RENEW Northeast Submits Comments on Massachusetts Climate Act Siting and Permitting Reforms

by Julie Smith-Galvin | Aug 8, 2025 | Massachusetts, News

RENEW Northeast has submitted formal comments to the Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB) on proposed draft regulations to implement the 2024 Climate Act Siting and Permitting Reforms. The Climate Act created a single consolidated permit process...

RENEW Northeast Joins Forces to Advance Clean Energy Resources and Clean Energy Policy in New England

by Julie Smith-Galvin | Aug 6, 2025 | General, News

RENEW Northeast was proud to join forces with New England for Offshore Wind, the American Clean Power Association (ACP), Climate Jobs Massachusetts, and the Oceantic Network to co-host a clean energy reception following the National Conference of State Legislators....

RENEW Northeast Testifies in Opposition to Legislation That Could Slow Massachusetts Clean Energy Progress

by Julie Smith-Galvin | Jul 29, 2025 | Hydro, Massachusetts, News, Offshore Wind

RENEW Northeast provided testimony before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy regarding several proposed bills — H.3479, H.3585, H.3579, S.2237, S.2279, and S.2304 — that, if enacted, could delay critical clean energy projects...