Acadia Center Summary and Review of Massachusetts Utilities’ Proposed Grid Modernization and Advanced Metering Infrastructure Plans

Acadia Center Comments on Massachusetts D.P.U Docket 20-80 in Response to Stakeholder Meeting Covering Scenarios to be Analyzed

Joint Statement on Approval of TCI Ballot Question by Massachusetts Attorney General

Acadia Center Comments on the Maine Public Utilities Commission Inquiry into Rate Design Issues Associated with 2021 Legislation

Comments on Maine’s Triennial Plan for Fiscal Years 2023 – 2025 (Triennial Plan V)

Acadia Center Testimony in Support of H.3261/S.2144

Acadia Center Comments on Maine PUC Docket 2020-00344 Comments in Response to Commission’s Straw Proposal

Letter to Congress: Passing American Jobs Plan is Essential

Considerations for LDC and Consultant Use of 2050 Roadmap and 2030 Clean Energy Climate Plan in D.P.U. Docket 20-80

LD 1702 – An Act To Authorize General Fund Bond Issues To Improve Transportation and National Guard Infrastructure and To Promote the Conservation of Land, Working Waterfronts, Water Access and Outdoor Recreation

Maine’s extensive natural forests play an essential role in capturing atmospheric carbon. Currently, Maine forestland sequesters the equivalent of 60% of Maine’s greenhouse gas emissions and hold a tremendous potential – with greater focus and investment – to sequester even more carbon and offset further emissions from all other sectors of Maine’s economy. Acadia Center’s believes Maine, with its nearly 90 percent forested lands, is key to any robust state, regional, and national climate action. LD 1702 was one tool needed to protect and conserve natural lands and waters through a funding source that increases carbon storage opportunities, avoids emissions, and enhances climate adaptation and resilience.