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Ban on Gas in New Developments Included in Climate Bill – with a Twist

by James Sanna | Jul 21, 2022

The controversial proposal for a 10-town gas ban “demonstration program” survived in a revised form that exempts labs and adds new housing production requirements.

Unvented Gas Stoves Might Need to be Illegal

by Doug Quattrochi | Jun 12, 2022

In case you missed it, your unvented gas stove may be slowly debilitating you and your customers. Fortunately, replacements like induction cooktops are both cheap and more effective.

Healey: Consider Ratepayers, Climate in Natural Gas Plans

by State House News Service | May 10, 2022

Before any decisions about the future of natural gas are made, the Department of Public Utilities should reject the plans presented by gas companies and restructure its regulatory framework for the industry to focus on ratepayers, Attorney General Maura Healey’s office recommended last week.

Natural Gas Bans Are Worse than Useless – They’ll Hurt a Lot

by Scott Van Voorhis | Jan 12, 2020

Banning natural gas in new construction is a quick way to kill the economic miracle that has transformed the Boston area over the past half century from a rusting backwater to one of the planet’s top metros.

Brookline Could Ban Gas Service in New Buildings, Gut Rehabs

by Banker & Tradesman | Nov 20, 2019

Brookline Town Meeting is scheduled to vote tonight on an article that would ban many new gas hookups and oil-fired boilers in the city.

Neighbors, Energy Giant Battle over Natural Gas Compressor in Weymouth

by State House News Service | May 17, 2019

A day after academic experts slammed a plan to place a natural gas compressor station in Weymouth, energy giant Enbridge had its chance Thursday afternoon at an appeal hearing to defend its permit for a facility the company said would not cause significant or environmental health impacts.

Utilities Freeze Natural Gas Hookups in Central Mass. Towns

by State House News Service | Feb 20, 2019

As proposals to build new pipelines and related infrastructure meet opposition from community leaders and environmental activists across Massachusetts, gas companies have frozen new gas hookups several communities citing a lack of pipeline capacity.

Banker & Tradesman’s Editorial Cartoon: Just How Big Is the National Grid Backlog?

by Peter Paul Payack | Jan 13, 2019

What’s dozens of layers tall and will take many months to complete? It’s Boston’s newest skyscraper…

Gas Workers Ratify Contract, Due Back to Work This Month

by State House News Service | Jan 8, 2019

National Grid gas workers who have been locked out since June are set to be back on the job later this month after their unions on Monday ratified a new agreement, and the company expects to resume non-emergency gas work next month.

National Grid, Unions Reach Tentative Agreement After Lockout

by The Associated Press | Jan 3, 2019

National Grid and union representatives have reached a tentative agreement after a bitter contract dispute left about 1,200 employees locked out for months in Massachusetts.

The Massachusetts Office for Refugees and Immigrants last week launched the Financial Literacy for Newcomers Program

Legislature OKs Bill to Make National Grid Pay for Locked-Out Workers’ Benefits

by The Associated Press | Dec 26, 2018

Massachusetts lawmakers approved legislation Monday that would extend state unemployment benefits to about 1,200 natural gas workers who have been locked out in a bitter contract dispute with National Grid since July.

Bill to Pressure National Grid Over Lockout Clears House

by State House News Service | Dec 7, 2018

Under the bill, National Grid will have to eat the cost of providing unemployment benefits to its locked-out workers, and will not be able to pass the costs on to ratepayers

National Grid Lockout Bill Advances on Beacon Hill

by State House News Service | Dec 5, 2018

A bill with the backing of Speaker of the House Robert DeLeo would impose extra costs on National Grid.

AG Healey Creates $3M Grant Program to Help Pay Heating Bills

by Banker & Tradesman | Sep 14, 2018

Attorney General Maura Healey announced a $3 million grant program to help Massachusetts residents pay and lower their monthly natural gas heating bills.

Will Massachusetts Tap Into Pennsylvania’s Natural Gas?

by Christopher R. Vaccaro | Mar 26, 2017

America enjoys an embarrassment of fossil fuel riches. The U.S. is easily the world’s largest producer of natural gas and petroleum.

Spectra Cites Pipeline Progress, Says Partners ‘Give Us The Advantage’

by State House News Service | May 5, 2016

The Houston-based company planning a major natural...

Study Predicts Shift Toward Wind, Hydro Power Will Save Consumers $$$

by State House News Service | Apr 25, 2016

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by State House News Service | Apr 11, 2016

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