New England’s Energy Dilemma | Hartford News

New England’s green energy dream is hitting a snag: despite decades of investment, the region now relies more on natural gas than ever before — and it’s not just a temporary fix. A new Boston report reveals a dangerous mismatch between an aging grid still powered by gas and a future pipeline dominated by solar, wind, and batteries. As demand climbs and clean alternatives remain expensive and underdeveloped, policies meant to cut emissions are inadvertently pushing out the very fuel the region still needs — without a ready replacement. The study urges policymakers to rethink the rush to ditch gas, calling for smarter, more balanced strategies that ensure reliability without sacrificing climate goals.

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