Mass. spent nearly $400K on an energy study. Three years after its completion, the state hasn’t released the results.
The report identified tens of billions in investments needed to upgrade the power grid by 2050. And it’s not the only climate study the Healey administration has declined to make public.
Even before Gov. Maura Healey entered the heart of campaign season — one that has been defined by skyrocketing energy costs and affordability issues — her administration has seemed sensitive to the price tag attached to the tens or hundreds of billions of dollars likely needed to support a sweeping green transition.
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Live debate: Should Mass. adopt all-party primary elections?
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The Dean of Massachusetts mayors
Leominster bills itself as ‘a city on the move,’ but it hasn’t elected a new mayor in more than three decades
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Republican voters split with party on gun law; Dems want more access to public records from Democrat-dominated offices
New poll reveals divide on some ballot questions between voters and party leaders
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