CONEG encourages intergovernmental cooperation on issues affecting the economic, social and environmental well-being of the Northeast.
Vehicle charging stations get a boost under bill signed by Governor Scott (VT Digger)
State Awards $400,000 to Nine Vermont Towns and Organizations to Install Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
NEG/ECP Transportation and Air Quality Committee: Progress towards 2019 report
Massachusetts releases two-part report on transportation needs and challenges facing the Commonwealth between 2020 and 2040.
Governor Mills Signs Bill to Advance Offshore Wind Demonstration Project, Announces Maine Offshore Wind Initiative
Governor Mills Signs Executive Order Ending Maine Wind Turbine Moratorium
An agreement between Vineyard Wind, the Natural Resources Defense Council, the National Wildlife Federation, and Conservation Law Foundation to protect the endangered North Atlantic right whales
MA Offshore Wind Auction breaks records
By Jay Lucey, Executive Director Coalition of Northeastern Governors On May 31, 2019, the Pilgrim nuclear power plant in Plymouth, Massachusetts, shut down for good. After providing New England with energy for nearly a half century, not one more watt of the 680 megawatts capable of production there will be generated. It’s important to note […]
By Jay Lucey, Executive Director Coalition of Northeastern Governors On May 22, 2019, I attended an event with the Premier of Quebec, François Legault. Hosted by the Canadian American Business Council, this was part of Premier Legault’s first official mission to Washington, DC. Focusing his remarks on the economic overview of Québec and its historical […]
Resolution 40-3 Concerning Ecological Connectivity, Adaptation to Climate Change, and Biodiversity Conservation continues to provide leverage for states and provinces to produce essential projects and forums in order to educate the region on the significance of connectivity. Nova Scotia held its first Canadian Maritimes Ecological Connectivity Forum in Halifax on April 24th-25th, bringing together experts […]
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