Three Massachusetts utilities and Central Maine Power’s parent company have agreed that Massachusetts ratepayers will bear $512 million in added costs due to delays in constructing a power transmission project in Maine facilitating Hydro-Québec energy access to the New England power grid. Despite the delays and increased costs, proponents argue that the project, intended to provide clean energy for approximately 1 million homes, remains a beneficial investment for ratepayers and the environment.
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NFL Draft 2025: Best available players for Day 2 with round one finished
The first night of the 2025 NFL Draft concluded with Miami quarterback Cam Ward selected first overall by the Tennessee Titans, followed by Travis Hunter Jr., picked second by the Jacksonville Jaguars after a trade with the Cleveland Browns. Notably, Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders slid out of the first round, while other quarterbacks and top prospects like Michigan CB Will Johnson and Missouri WR Luther Burden III remain available for the second round. As the...
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