“SouthCoast To Back Out Of Brayton Point Power Agreement”, page F16. (They are planning to re-bid.)

“SouthCoast Wind wants to walk away from contracts to sell power to Massachusetts. Here’s why.” Alex Kuffner The Providence Journal June 5, 2023 PROVIDENCE – After months of uncertainty about the viability of SouthCoast Wind’s power contracts for its $5-billion offshore wind proposal off Massachusetts, the developer now says it is seeking to walk away …

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“Report Shows Possible Locations In Falmouth For Ocean Outfall Pipe”, page 11. The article includes the following image as well as some quotes from FHMNA President Dave Buzanoski who attended the Water Quality Management Committee on Monday, June 5, when the consultant and environmental engineer Anastasia Rudenko presented the report’s major findings. The town is …

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“Select Board Wants To Be Kept Appraised of SouthCoast Wind”, 6/2/2023, page 12

Additional information and photos since 5/9/23 email (FHMNA Clean Up, April 22, 2023 – photos) Twenty-four members of the Falmouth Heights – Maravista Neighborhood Association met at 9 AM on Saturday 22, 2023 for coffee and donuts before heading out to pay homage to Mother Earth by cleaning up the streets, parks, cliffs, bluffs and sidewalks of …

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Caption from The Falmouth Enterprise 5/5/23: “Mary Jo Bradley was one of 24 members of the Falmouth Heights – Maravista Neighborhood Association that collected trash from around the neighborhood on Earth Day.  Members reported fewer discarded nips and blue face masks strew about, and that overall the litter seemed lighter than in past years.”

“Ocean Grid Far Out” by Eleanor Ling (Carlson Lane, Falmouth)

Falmouth Enterprise 4/28/23: article, editorial & letter re. SouthCoast Wind Cable Project ARTICLE: “Group Grid Study Dissolved: One Company Drops Out, SouthCoast Remains”, pages 1 & 15 This article includes: photos of the Canal Generating Plant in Sandwich is now owned by a Japanese company interested in hosting power from offshore wind projects,  a map …

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Articles: “Town Expects to Have Full Staff of Lifeguards This Year” (online version called “Falmouth Beach Committee, Department Prepares for Summer Season”), pages 1 & 12. “Activists Embrace Old Statute’s Power to Protect Cape Cod Bay“, pages 1 & 12. “Guest Commentary: An Open Letter to Falmouth Town Meeting Members“, page 5. Letter to the Editor: “Do …

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Healey Admin Eyes Changes To Ease Clean Energy Transition Sam Drysdale 4/20/23   STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, APRIL 20, 2023 As the state creeps closer to deadlines on its climate targets, the Healey administration will launch two commissions aimed at easing the transition to clean energy infrastructure in Massachusetts. Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rebecca Tepper on …

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