Healey’s Energy Plan Admits Past Failures—Doubles Down on the Same Costly Alternative Energy Mandates
The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance released the following statement regarding Governor Maura Healey’s newly unveiled “Energy Affordability, Independence, and Innovation Act,” which is less a solution to Massachusetts’ energy crisis and more a tacit admission that Beacon Hill’s climate mandates have been driving up rates all along.
Read moreNew England Leaders Sound the Alarm on Skyrocketing Energy Costs
Alternative Energy Mandates to Blame for Rising Energy Costs
Read moreHealey Rebate Plan Shows Green Energy Policies Are Driving Up Costs
Time to Rethink the State’s Energy Future
Read moreThe future of Offshore Wind is blowing in the wind
President Trump has wasted no time delivering on his campaign promises on the off-shore wind issue.
Read moreNew England Energy Coalition Calls on New England Governors to Address Real Concerns on Energy Affordability at Annual Conference
As the 45th Annual New England and Eastern Canadian Premiers (NEG-ECP) conference commences in Boston this week, and a coalition of taxpayer watchdog non-profit organizations from across New England is urging the Governors to address taxpayer concerns regarding energy affordability and the real impacts of the renewable energy transition on the economy.
Read moreGovernor Healey’s Gaslighting of the People of Massachusetts on Offshore Wind
The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance offered the following statement in response to a press conference by Governor Maura Healey, Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll, and administration officials announcing their latest offshore wind contract with the state of Rhode Island.
Read moreStatement on the Failed Attempt to Raise Taxes on Boston Commercial Taxpayers and the Costly Energy Bill
Beacon Hill Log Jam a Victory for the People of Massachusetts
Read moreOffshore Wind & You
One of the biggest priorities for Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance in the coming months and years ahead, is to advocate for cheap and reliable energy sources for Massachusetts and New England.
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