Latest / News•May 31, 2024
New England’s largest fossil fuel electric plant is shutting down
Barbara Moran, wbur
The Mystic Generating Station in Everett is set to shut down Friday.
As New England’s largest fossil fuel-powered electric plant, its closure represents a significant shift in energy production for the region.
Joseph LaRusso, a senior advocate and manager of the clean grid initiative at the Acadia Center, says shuttering the plant shows the era of burning fossil fuels for electricity may have peaked, at least in New England.
“Not very many gas plants are going to be built in the future, right? It’s going to be wind, solar, hydro, battery storage and so on,” he said. “So its closure is significant.”
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