The New England Power Generators Association represents competitive generating companies with roughly 95% of the generating capacity in the region.
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7 Jul 2025
Our latest PowerLines is on electricity affordability. A confounding issue is the widening gap between some of the lowest wholesale electricity prices in decades and rising retail energy supply costs. Why is that happening and what got us to this point?
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I completely agree with @AcadiaCtr here, “There’s really not evidence that reversing 30 years of power sector restructuring is going to lower costs.” This bill is a really bad idea. I’m heartened to see so many raise concerns and the questions necessary. providencejournal.com/story/…
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Jun 2
We're developing another exciting program for the next New England Energy Summit, which will be held on Dec. 1 in Boston. Save the Date!
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"New England clearly will need additional energy supplies in the years ahead. Proposals like Project Beacon are welcome developments in signaling investment interest, even with the many hurdles that need to be overcome.” @DSMDolan wbur.org/news/2026/05/19/ene…
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May 14
NEPGA is a proud association partner of the @LDCForums , which has launched their 2026 Agenda. The Northeast Forum takes place June 9-11. Over 500 natgas industry experts meet in Boston! Register here with code NENEPGA125: tinyurl.com/mupr3zsu
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May 7
NEPGA is looking forward to the 2026 LDC Forum next month in Boston. Always a great event with some of the best and brightest on the challenges and opportunities in gas supply in this corner of the world. ldcgasforums.com/ne_media/
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State climate mandates are running against a brutal current between federal opposition, higher financing rates, supply chain delays, and rising inflation. In the meantime, the in the ground generation is working overtime to keep up with rising demand and affordability pressures.
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Apr 3
A great conversation on the challenging intersection of affordability, reliability, and decarbonization in New England. So hard, and so important.
Professor Barbara Kates-Garnick joins the Climate Reveal podcast with @DSMDolan of @NEPowerGen to talk about the cost of energy. @CIERP_Fletcher @policy_climate
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Energy affordability is the phrase of the moment and I enjoyed getting to unpack what that means on Climate Reveal. We did a deep dive on New England’s energy profile and the tricky spots for addressing these issues down the road. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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The most common question I get these days is, why aren’t there more plants under construction in New England? Why all the announcements in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, etc, but nothing here? Here’s one explanation.
Mar 26
To face this moment requires political leadership to bridge the growing gap between state/federal policies, improved markets, and a renewed focus on a holistic energy mix that does not simply focus on the "new" at the expense of the existing workhorses. nepga.org/closing-the-gap-wh…
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Key paragraph. Policy makers grabbed the steering wheel a decade ago and now, realizing they aren’t where they wanted to be, wonder why the market failed (and want to use the market failure narrative to justify more control over the steering wheel).
Mar 26
To face this moment requires political leadership to bridge the growing gap between state/federal policies, improved markets, and a renewed focus on a holistic energy mix that does not simply focus on the "new" at the expense of the existing workhorses. nepga.org/closing-the-gap-wh…
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Mar 26
NEPGA's latest blog post asks, Why aren't we seeing new power plants in New England? Developers are, "caught between sometimes conflicting state & federal policies at the same time they are confronting prices in the wholesale markets that have yet to clearly say, 'Go build.'"
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Mar 26
To face this moment requires political leadership to bridge the growing gap between state/federal policies, improved markets, and a renewed focus on a holistic energy mix that does not simply focus on the "new" at the expense of the existing workhorses. nepga.org/closing-the-gap-wh…
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Feb 25
The New England grid passed one winter test, but market reforms are still needed
Constructive collaboration should be celebrated while the region works to fine-tune its market to drive and sustain investments, writes NEPGA President Dan Dolan.
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Winter Storm Fern & its cold aftermath was no joke in New England. Yet, extraordinary coordination occurred across industry and all levels of government. New England’s electricity market also did what it needed to do. I looked back in @UtilityDive utilitydive.com/news/cold-ne…
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3 Dec 2025
Enjoyed a great day (though not a great drive home!) in Boston yesterday at the @NEPowerGen Energy Summit.
Power generators are the most important source of property tax revenue for many granite state communities.
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18 Nov 2025
New England's power grid operator has released its winter outlook detailing what to expect for electric reliability in the region. For an in depth look at how @ISOnewengland operates and the coming winter and those to come, check out our latest podcast episode featuring President and CEO Gordon van Welie: epsa.org/in-the-hot-seat/
#winter #powergrid #newengland #weather #electricity #winterheating
17 Nov 2025
ISO New England, the region’s electric grid operator, anticipates having sufficient resources to meet consumer demand for electricity this winter.
Learn more: bit.ly/3Xxflev
#ISONewEngland #WinterOutlook #WinterEnergy #GridReliability
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NEPGA retweeted
11 Nov 2025
We are honored to have the @ENERGY acting Undersecretary of Energy, Alex Fitzsimmons, join the New England Energy Summit to provide the view from Washington. There is still time to register to hear from our stellar program at newenglandenergysummit.com
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4 Nov 2025
2025 is the year of data centers and AI. New England has opportunities to learn the lessons from the growth in other markets and determine the best, right path forward. To help decode all of that we have a fantastic group of people at the center of this hugely exciting space.
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30 Oct 2025
Wholesale and retail energy costs are under renewed focus to ensure affordability and the right level of investment to maintain reliability. We have a stellar group coming to explore these issues and what can/should be done to improve the alignment for a sustainable marketplace.
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