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Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island Announce 102.4 MW Solar Project Collaboration

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What happened

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Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island announced the selection of new clean energy projects totaling 102.4 megawatts of solar generation through a collaborative, multistate solicitation. Connecticut is procuring 63.4 MW across three projects, while Massachusetts and Rhode Island will procure the remaining capacity.

From ctnewsjunkie.com

Why it matters

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The selected projects are expected to improve the reliability of the regional electric grid and increase the supply of clean, emission-free resources. Officials stated that the new generation will help save New England ratepayers money on energy supply and capacity market costs.

From ctnewsjunkie.com

Who's involved

  • MassachusettsState participating in the collaborative clean energy procurement
  • ConnecticutState procuring 63.4 MW of the new solar generation
  • Rhode IslandState procuring a portion of the new solar generation

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Rhode IslandSpeculative

    Rhode Island might secure affordable energy supply through its procurement of the new solar generation

  • ConnecticutSpeculative

    Connecticut could benefit from the successful competitive procurement of solar generation, strengthening its energy supply

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