• Voters in Maine approved “Question 1” on the November ballot, in an effort to ban a 145 mile transmission line needed to carry hydropower from Quebec to help meet Massachusetts’ clean energy goals
  • NextEra heavily financed a campaign in support of the ban. The utility has also refused to make equipment upgrades that would be necessary for the project to interconnect.
  • NextEra’s PAC contributed $10K to a dark money group fighting another New England clean energy solution, offshore wind. The dark money group, “State Solutions,” spent over $4,000 on anti-wind power Facebook ads in Maine.
  • The utility’s opposition to new transmission for clean energy and funding of the anti-wind Republican Governors Association is contradictory to the company’s efforts to portray itself as a leader on wind and clean energy.

NextEra was the top funder of Mainers for Local Power, the group that spent $24.5 million in support of a ballot question approved by Maine voters this week that aims to ban a transmission line meant to carry clean energy from hydropower in Canada to Massachusetts.   

“It is clear that over time new transmission needs to be built out for that build-out,” Rebecca Kujawa, chief financial officer for NextEra, said earlier this year referring to the build-out of renewable energy that is needed to meet the Biden administration’s clean energy and climate goals. 

NextEra describes itself as the “World’s Largest Generator of Renewable Energy from the Wind and Sun” on its website, but in New England, NextEra’s generation portfolio is primarily fueled by oil and gas plants located in Maine and Massachusetts, and the Seabrook nuclear plant in New Hampshire. NextEra’s 850 MW oil-burning plant in Maine uses one of the dirtiest formal of power generation in the country. 

Mainers for Local Power received over $20 million from NextEra. Calpine Corp and Vistra Energy, which also own gas plants in the region, contributed around $2.7 million and $3 million to the same political action committee, respectively. 

Maine voters dealt a blow to Massachusetts’ clean energy and climate change goals when they approved Question 1 by a wide margin. The ballot question aims to block the completion of a new transmission line called New England Clean Energy Connect by Central Maine Power (CMP). 

Opposition to the project in Maine was largely driven by local distrust of CMP, which was fined $10 million last year for poor customer service, and concerns that the project would impact 53-miles of Maine’s North Woods, while the benefits and power supply would largely flow to Massachusetts. Local environmental groups supported Question 1, and supporters of the ballot question pointed to CMP’s record of fighting rooftop solar in Maine and profits from the fossil fuel industry. 

The issue transformed into a $90 million political spending war that pitted CMP and Hydro-Quebec against NextEra, Calpine, and Vistra, and left Maine awash in misleading ads and claims. The fight is expected to continue, despite Maine voters soundly rejecting the project yesterday. 

Funding Mainers for Local Power is just one way that NextEra is blocking completion of the new transmission line, and $10,000 that NextEra’s PAC contributed earlier this year to a dark money group behind anti-wind power ads that appeared in Mainers’ Facebook feeds raise new questions about NextEra’s connection to attacks on clean energy projects in the state.

NextEra is refusing to make equipment upgrades at its Seabrook plant that would be necessary to complete the NECEC project 

Regardless of the outcome of the ballot initiative, in order for the NECEC project to move forward, NextEra would also need to make upgrades to circuit breakers at the utility’s Seabrook plant. Avangrid, the parent company behind the NECEC Transmission, filed a complaint at FERC on October 13, 2020 alleging that NextEra is blocking the project and protecting its revenue by slow-walking the necessary upgrades. Avangrid said it has agreed to pay for the costs associated with the breakers, while NextEra has maintained that it is not obligated to make the replacements, despite an Interconnection System Impact Study determining that the replacements are needed, according to a brief filed at FERC by Avangrid last week.

NextEra’s Seabrook plant also has raised concerns among some members of Congress. Members Warren and Markey sent a letter to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission highlighting several serious safety concerns in May 2021.

NextEra has maintained that it “has not refused to replace the generation breaker; it has simply not agreed to incur a financial loss for NECEC’s sole benefit,” according to a report by Utility Dive. NextEra added that “it isn’t trying to block the NECEC project or other clean energy projects,” however the utility’s funding of Mainers for Local Power, and ties to anti-wind power ads are in direct conflict with the company’s statement.

NextEra’s PAC contributed $10K to a dark money group behind anti-wind power Facebook ads in Maine

NextEra’s PAC contributed $10,000 to State Solutions Inc., a 501(c)(4) affiliate of the Republican Governors Association (RGA), in March. The group also goes by the name Make Ohio Great, according to its IRS profile. State Solutions ran several Facebook ads earlier this year, spending over $4,000 to attack Governor Janet Mill’s plans to develop an offshore wind power project in Maine. The ads link to a story featuring fishermen on a fake news site hosted by RGA. 

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Former Republican Maine Governor Paul LePage, who is contemplating a return to politics, and his 501(c)(4) Maine People Before Politics, want to make Maine current Democratic Governor Janet Mills’ support for limited offshore wind development an issue during the next election. 

NextEra is also a major contributor to the Republican Governors Association and contributed $500,000 to the RGA last year. RGA received a total of $4.8 million from utilities in the 2018 election cycle – $1.5 million of which originated from NextEra Energy.

State Solutions Inc. and RGA have backed fossil fuel projects in other states. In 2017, State Solutions ran a different set of ads in Virginia supporting the controversial, and ultimately failed, Atlantic Coast Pipeline project. Dominion Energy and Duke Energy spent $3.4 billion on the scuttled pipeline, according to an article by the Washington Post.

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Edit: A previous version of this post incorrectly named Vineyard Wind as the wind project State Solutions. The correct name for the wind project is New England Aqua Ventus.

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    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  80. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Hot Profits Daily June 26, 2022 at 12:59 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  81. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Market Gossips June 26, 2022 at 1:00 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  82. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy - Income Stocks Daily June 26, 2022 at 1:00 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  83. Why the U.S. has a massive power line problem – The Texas Chronicle June 26, 2022 at 1:03 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  84. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Stock Market Cafe June 26, 2022 at 1:04 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  85. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – The American Rebirth June 26, 2022 at 1:04 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  86. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Money Profit News June 26, 2022 at 1:04 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  87. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Dividend Stocks Report June 26, 2022 at 1:07 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  88. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Trading Pulse June 26, 2022 at 1:10 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  89. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Financial Edition June 26, 2022 at 1:10 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  90. Why the U.S. has a massive power line problem - NEWS June 26, 2022 at 1:11 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  91. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Bullish Stocks News June 26, 2022 at 1:11 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  92. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Stocks Command June 26, 2022 at 1:12 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  93. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Bull Trader USA June 26, 2022 at 1:14 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  94. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Commodity Masters June 26, 2022 at 1:15 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  95. Why the U.S. has a massive power line problem - ChroniclesLive June 26, 2022 at 1:16 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  96. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Your Market Talk June 26, 2022 at 1:20 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  97. Why the U.S. has a massive power line problem | Inverse Zone June 26, 2022 at 1:21 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  98. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Investor Info News June 26, 2022 at 1:23 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  99. Fierce native battles over energy traces are a bottleneck for clear power – Newsaxes June 26, 2022 at 1:25 pm

    […] it’s not simply residents like Howard who oppose the development of the facility line. Incumbent power corporations have of enterprise on the road. In Maine alone, energy corporations have spent collectively $94.5 […]

  100. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Dow Jones News Live June 26, 2022 at 1:29 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  101. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy - Red Reef Research June 26, 2022 at 1:31 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  102. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Investment Rockers June 26, 2022 at 1:32 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  103. Trading Skill Center | Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy June 26, 2022 at 1:33 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  104. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Financial Broadcast June 26, 2022 at 1:33 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  105. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Power of Stocks June 26, 2022 at 1:33 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  106. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Financial Makets Today June 26, 2022 at 1:34 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  107. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – The Market Crisis June 26, 2022 at 1:34 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  108. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy - powermeentrepreneurs June 26, 2022 at 1:36 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  109. Trading War News | Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy June 26, 2022 at 1:37 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  110. Monday Ventures | Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy June 26, 2022 at 1:38 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  111. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Capitalistic News June 26, 2022 at 1:38 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  112. Bearish Market Report | Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy June 26, 2022 at 1:38 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  113. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Live Exchange News June 26, 2022 at 1:39 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  114. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Market News Readers June 26, 2022 at 1:41 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  115. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Breaking News Now June 26, 2022 at 1:42 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  116. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy - LenexworldLenexworld June 26, 2022 at 1:42 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  117. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy - Wealth Daily June 26, 2022 at 1:45 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  118. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Stocks To Deal June 26, 2022 at 1:49 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  119. Fierce Local Battles Over Power Lines Are a Bottleneck for Clean Energy – Discount Prescription Drug Cards June 26, 2022 at 1:50 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  120. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy - CT Palette June 26, 2022 at 1:56 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  121. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy - The Smart Income Investor June 26, 2022 at 2:01 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  122. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy - Latest Technology News June 27, 2022 at 3:08 am

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  123. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – Business-news.pro June 27, 2022 at 3:35 am

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  124. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy – CNBC – Doomicile June 27, 2022 at 6:24 am

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  125. Fierce local battles over power lines are a bottleneck for clean energy | Beritahu Indonesia June 27, 2022 at 10:21 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  126. Why the U.S. has a massive power line problem - TopLatetsNews June 28, 2022 at 7:20 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  127. Inside Clean Energy: A Dirty Scandal for a Clean Energy Leader - News Leaflets August 4, 2022 at 9:17 am

    […] has taken some serious hits. He pointed to some of NextEra’s conduct outside of Florida, like its opposition to a power line in Maine that would have delivered renewable energy from Canada and harmed the market for a nuclear plant […]

  128. Inside Clean Energy: A Dirty Scandal for a Clean Energy Leader – airnewshubb August 4, 2022 at 7:21 pm

    […] has taken some serious hits. He pointed to some of NextEra’s conduct outside of Florida, like its opposition to a power line in Maine that would have delivered renewable energy from Canada and harmed the market for a nuclear plant […]

  129. Inside Clean Energy: A Dirty Scandal for a Clean Energy Leader – Javier Troconis August 4, 2022 at 7:48 pm

    […] has taken some serious hits. He pointed to some of NextEra’s conduct outside of Florida, like its opposition to a power line in Maine that would have delivered renewable energy from Canada and harmed the market for a nuclear plant […]

  130. Inside Clean Energy: A Dirty Scandal for a Clean Energy Leader - Jerovibe August 4, 2022 at 9:20 pm

    […] FPL, has taken some serious hits. He pointed to some of NextEras conduct outside of Florida, like its opposition to a power line in Maine that would have delivered renewable energy from Canada and harmed the market for a nuclear plant […]

  131. CMP is not the problem, but part of the solution - Tools for Investors | News December 11, 2022 at 9:01 am

    […] the project will not affect electricity prices in Maine. If that’s the case, why did they spend more than $20 million to stop it from being […]

  132. Letter: CMP is not the problem, but part of the solution - DIGEST WIRE December 11, 2022 at 9:03 am

    […] the project will not affect electricity prices in Maine. If that’s the case, why did they spend more than $20 million to stop it from being […]

  133. Inside Clear Power: A Soiled Scandal for a Clear Power Chief - InsideClimate Information - Financial and Business News December 18, 2022 at 6:53 pm

    […] has taken some severe hits. He pointed to a few of NextEra’s conduct outdoors of Florida, like its opposition to an influence line in Maine that will have delivered renewable power from Canada and harmed the marketplace for a nuclear plant […]

  134. Frustration grows over Connecticut’s lack of access to Canadian power – Green Energy News January 6, 2023 at 7:34 am

    […] by three competing energy companies, including NextEra Energy, the country’s largest utility, which bankrolled the campaign for the ballot referendum. NextEra owns the Seabrook nuclear power plant in New […]

  135. In Connecticut, Frustration Grows Over Lack of Access to Canadian Hydropower – Go 860 News January 9, 2023 at 3:01 pm

    […] by three competing energy companies, including NextEra Energy, the country’s largest utility, which bankrolled the campaign for the ballot referendum. NextEra owns the Seabrook nuclear power plant in New […]

  137. Why the U.S. has a massive power line problem - Global Market News April 23, 2023 at 2:11 pm

    […] it’s not just citizens like Howard who oppose the construction of the power line. Incumbent energy companies have of business on the line. In Maine alone, power companies have spent collectively $94.5 million […]

  138. Maine court recharges plan for embattled transmission line – Consumers Advisory May 2, 2023 at 6:52 am

    […] importing power from Hydro-Quebec, whose dam projects are on unceded First Nations land. The electrical utility NextEra, which owns multiple nuclear power plants in New England, also spent millions of dollars […]

  139. Maine court recharges plan for embattled transmission line - The Science Latest May 2, 2023 at 7:03 am

    […] importing power from Hydro-Quebec, whose dam projects are on unceded First Nations land. The electrical utility NextEra, which owns multiple nuclear power plants in New England, also spent millions of dollars […]

  140. Maine court recharges plan for embattled transmission line - Top Science News May 2, 2023 at 8:50 am

    […] importing power from Hydro-Quebec, whose dam projects are on unceded First Nations land. The electrical utility NextEra, which owns multiple nuclear power plants in New England, also spent millions of dollars […]

  141. Maine court recharges plan for embattled transmission line May 2, 2023 at 10:38 am

    […] importing power from Hydro-Quebec, whose dam projects are on unceded First Nations land. The electrical utility NextEra, which owns multiple nuclear power plants in New England, also spent millions of dollars […]

  142. Maine court recharges plan for embattled transmission line | Alternative Energies May 2, 2023 at 1:31 pm

    […] importing power from Hydro-Quebec, whose dam projects are on unceded First Nations land. The electrical utility NextEra, which owns multiple nuclear power plants in New England, also spent millions of dollars […]

  143. Maine court recharges plan for embattled transmission line – airnewshubb May 3, 2023 at 3:25 am

    […] importing power from Hydro-Quebec, whose dam projects are on unceded First Nations land. The electrical utility NextEra, which owns multiple nuclear power plants in New England, also spent millions of dollars […]

  144. Maine court recharges plan for embattled transmission line - planetcirculate May 3, 2023 at 6:31 am

    […] importing power from Hydro-Quebec, whose dam projects are on unceded First Nations land. The electrical utility NextEra, which owns multiple nuclear power plants in New England, also spent millions of dollars […]

  145. Maine court recharges plan for embattled transmission line - Usa Daily News May 3, 2023 at 6:32 am

    […] importing power from Hydro-Quebec, whose dam projects are on unceded First Nations land. The electrical utility NextEra, which owns multiple nuclear power plants in New England, also spent millions of dollars […]

  146. Maine court recharges plan for embattled transmission line - ChroniclesLive May 3, 2023 at 7:15 am

    […] importing power from Hydro-Quebec, whose dam projects are on unceded First Nations land. The electrical utility NextEra, which owns multiple nuclear power plants in New England, also spent millions of dollars […]

  147. Maine court recharges plan for embattled transmission line - insideheadline May 3, 2023 at 7:16 am

    […] importing power from Hydro-Quebec, whose dam projects are on unceded First Nations land. The electrical utility NextEra, which owns multiple nuclear power plants in New England, also spent millions of dollars […]

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