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New England Transmission Debated As Generation Additions Continue

Published Jan. 25, 2012

New England's policies supporting building increased renewable generation is underpinning pressure to invest in new transmission infrastructure in the region, with advocates for new power lines saying the projects will boost employment and alleviate existing high regional electricity costs.
 

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