MA Baker administration sanctions Eversource Northern Pass transmission line project
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If this project goes ahead, Eversouce and partners in MA would have access to 1100MW of Hydro-Quebec power via a new transmission line that would require miles of towers through NH.
Nice for Hydro-Quebec, Eversource, Charlie Baker, MA consumers, landowners who get paid for right-of-ways, and construction workers who get to work on the transmission line.
Maybe not so nice for abuttors and tourism businesses in NH.