Wednesday, December 23, 2020
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is poised to outline its planned steps to achieve the goals of its climate change-focused policies. On December 7, 2020, the Massachusetts Executive Office for Energy and Environmental Affairs (“EOEEA”) hosted a webinar to discuss the development and pending release of the Massachusetts
Decarbonization Roadmap to 2050 (the “Roadmap”), which EOEEA indicates it will publish this month. The Roadmap constitutes the plan of the Commonwealth to identify cost-effective and equitable pathways and strategies for Massachusetts to reach Net Zero emissions by 2050, and the priorities to achieve an on-pace interim goal by 2030. In addition to the development of the Roadmap, the Commonwealth is in the process of preparing the 2020 update to the Clean Energy and Climate Plan (“CECP”), which is mandated to receive updates every five years under the Global Warming Solutions Act (“GWSA”).
Letter to the Editor: Supporters of the NECEC project are again engaging in deception and untruth
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Burns & McDonnell Awarded FEED Contract for Mayflower Wind | North American Windpower
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Mayflower Wind Awards Contract to Burns & McDonnell for Feed Design of Onshore Substation and Cable System Posted Dec 10, 2020
NEWTON, Massachusetts Burns & McDonnell has been awarded the onshore Front End Engineering Design (FEED) for an offshore wind project with Mayflower Wind Energy LLC, a joint venture of Shell and Ocean Winds. Burns & McDonnell will also provide market engagement support for Mayflower’s project.
Mayflower Wind won the rights to develop a lease area that could eventually support up to 1,600 MW of offshore wind, over 30 miles south of Martha’s Vineyard and 20 miles south of Nantucket. The project will provide enough energy to power more than half a million homes as early as the mid-2020s.