Green Energy Consumers Alliance

Massachusetts is sitting on about $64M in NEVI funding with zero major-highway EV chargers deployed after four years, amid slow procurement, a small vendor pool, and ongoing contract disputes.

Rhode Island lawmakers preserve energy-efficiency funding and modestly loosen renewables targets, signaling regulatory stability on efficiency while allowing partial use of existing resources and delaying full decarbonization timelines.

Massachusetts Senate preserves Mass Save energy-efficiency funding by rejecting the House’s $1B cut in a broad energy bill, while adding cost-control measures and projecting $14B in consumer savings over 10 years.