"We are not, as an organization, expecting any further fuel or natural gas infrastructure to be developed here in New England," said ISO-New England's Eric Johnson.
“It is now possible, not certain but possible, that there will be no future large fossil fuel power plants permitted anywhere in New England,” said CLF...
Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) Senior Attorney Jerry Elmer and Attorney for the Town of Burrillville, Michael McElroy, spent hours cross-examining Invenergy‘s expert witness, Ryan Hardy, before...
Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) today filed additionally testimony from their expert witness Robert Fagan with the Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB) concerning Invenergy‘s proposed $1 billion...
Eric Lineman, writing for The Energy Daily, a “must-read newsletter for energy industry leaders” and insiders, did a story yesterday on the setbacks Invenergy is experiencing...
Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) issued a flurry of motions Monday morning, ahead of the Energy Facility Siting Board (EFSB) hearings for Invenergy‘s $1 billion fracked gas...
Saying that he would put his “put my environmental record against this Governor’s any day,” Cranston Mayor Allan Fung, the Republican challenger to incumbent Democrat Gina...
“…we conclude that if constructed and operated in accordance with National Grid’s application and supplements, and in compliance with the environmental conditions in the appendix to...
To Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo: For three years we have been resisting two major fossil fuel projects proposed for Rhode Island. Despite call-in days, marches,...
Invenergy‘s proposed $1 billion fracked gas and diesel oil burning power plant is in trouble. But instead of taking responsibility for its own poor decisions, lack...