INNOVATION IN RETAIL ELECTRIC MARKETING: MOVING BEYOND COMMODITY PRICE-BASED COMPETITION After years with retail electric offerings focused mostly on priced-based competition against utility basic/default service offerings, electric retailers are increasingly offering innovative products that offer choice to consumers. Areas of choice available in New England and other markets include innovation in term length, renewable content, […]
28th Annual New England Energy Conference and Exposition (NEECE22): Demystifying Decarbonization This year’s joint regional energy conference: The New England Energy Conference and Expo (NEECE22) will take place in person* in Worcester, MA on May 17-18. NEECE22 will kick off the event with various networking options on May 17 and meet at the AC Hotel by Marriott on May 18 for a […]
Over the next couple of years New England’s markets will likely see many changes — from MOPR’s elimination to market reforms to address resource adequacy and state decarbonization goals. Please join us in a conversation about recent developments and the future implications. MODERATOR: Molly Connors, Policy Analyst – Manager, New England Power Generators Association PANEL: Jeffrey […]
Climate legislation codifying greenhouse gas reduction goals were passed at the federal, state and local levels in 2021. In order to meet these ambitious goals, new renewable energy sources and new energy infrastructure connecting renewable energy resources to the grid or supporting transitional electric generation are needed, yet these infrastructure projects are meeting opposition. Natural […]
Meet Meredith Angwin, Author of Shorting the Grid: The Hidden Fragility of Our Electric Grid NECA’s Young Professionals Committee invites everyone to a special virtual event featuring Meredith Angwin, energy analyst and author of Shorting the Grid: The Hidden Fragility of Our Electric Grid. You don’t have to read the book to benefit from a discussion with this dynamic author, […]
Join the Connecticut Power and Energy Society (CPES) and the Northeast Energy and Commerce Association (NECA) on September 14 for a boat tour and networking lunch! We will depart promptly at 11:30 AM from the Cross Sound Ferry in New London, Connecticut and gain a firsthand look at the improvements made to transform the pier […]
Energy Security, Price, and Decarbonization: Is This the Winter of Our Discontent? When Mark Twain reportedly observed that history does not repeat itself, but if often rhymes, he may have been speaking about the state of the fuel supply situation in New England. Recent events and price shocks have drawn renewed attention to the uncomfortable […]
Join the Northeast Energy and Commerce Association (NECA) and the Society of Women Environmental Professionals, Massachusetts Chapter (SWEP-MA) for a Wednesday Webinar on Environmental Justice Updates! Coming to a permit near you! Environmental Justice requirements are being incorporated into regulatory permitting programs across our region under new and revised processes and procedures. Improved Environmental Justice analyses are […]
The NECA Renewable Energy Conference returns in person for the first time since March 2020, at the Waltham Woods Conference Center. As the industry experiences exponential growth and challenges and we look to the region’s 2030 climate change goals and beyond, join us for a day of in-depth conversations with experts about the real dilemmas […]
Please join NECA Thursday, March 30th in Boston’s Lord Hobo Seaport for networking. The YP Happy Hour is a special chance to meet and create connections with professionals of similar experience across a variety of energy sector areas. There will be friendly discussions surrounding the latest changes and news in the energy sector and plentiful opportunity to […]
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