“Focus: Transportation/Infrastructure” piece on Maine’s hydropower infrastructure and whether or not hydropower can play a role in relieving the high prices and energy shortages of last winter. A report on Maine’s dams, due out in January, is expected to reveal how much power the existing infrastructure can provide. Article also includes a brief discussion about individuals who have purchased dams. Nicholas Cabral and Nicholas Berner, students at Maine Maritime Academy, purchased Goose River Hydro’s Mason Dam and have got it running again, selling the power to Central Maine Power. Tony and Sally Grassi purchased and are reviving the Mill at Freedom Falls
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News piece on Bangor Hydro-Electric\u27s (BHE) proposed 345 kv Downeast transmission line, which wo...
Central Maine Power Co. (CMP) is participating in a pilot program in New Hampshire that seeks to tra...
Maine currently has 122 dams with a generating capacity of 731 megawatts, but it has been nearly 50 ...
Article on the possibilities for wind power in Maine, discussing the economics of wind power product...
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co. has proposed both stocking and a trap-and-truck system to compensate for t...
Maine Perspectives piece on the removal of the Edwards Dam from the Kennebec River at Augusta, noti...
Maine’s offshore and onshore wind power industry faces challenges both political and financial, but ...
Over the last several years, hydropower has supplied between 6 and 8 percent of the electricity cons...
Focus on Greater Bangor piece on how federal, state, tribal, and hydropower entities are working to...
Article about ecowatts, the idea that the increased use of electricity is good for the economy and...
We\u27ve been saying it for years: Maine\u27s high electricity prices are not competitive. Affordabl...
Powering up Maine, part one of a three-part series. Maine\u27s deep coastal waters feature some of ...
Maine is at a crossroads in its energy future. With 80 percent of homes in the state heated by oil, ...
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Micro Hydro Power by Frederick J. Munster Department of Economic and Community Development, August, ...
News piece on Bangor Hydro-Electric\u27s (BHE) proposed 345 kv Downeast transmission line, which wo...
Central Maine Power Co. (CMP) is participating in a pilot program in New Hampshire that seeks to tra...