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Top officials see shift coming on energy front
New England is continuing to push toward a high level of renewable energy sources, however, in times of peak demand, it is still necessary to maintain a generation fleet that includes non-renewables to ensure grid reliability.
Top officials see shift coming on energy front
With the state eyeing a future of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, the Baker administration's top energy official said Monday the new Biden administration offers hope for a better partner at the federal level, but said challenges remain.
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