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National Grid Backs out of Twin States Clean Energy Link Project
Upper Kennebec Region of Maine
Upper Kennebec Region of Maine | Shutterstock
Mar 5, 2024 | Jon Lamson

Despite support from the Department of Energy, National Grid has backed out of a major project to significantly increase the two-way transmission capacity between New England and Quebec.

HydropowerRenewable PowerTransmission
KeywordsAcadia CenterHydro-QuebechydropowerNational GridTwin States Clean Energy LinkU.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
Jon Lamson
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