Massachusetts

This entity operates a diverse fleet of 694 plants in Massachusetts with a total capacity of 13.7 GW, demonstrating significant market leadership in several key energy sectors within the state.

Overview

This section provides a high-level summary of the entity's operational footprint and recent activity.

• Total Plants: 694
• Total Capacity: 13.7 GW
• States of Operation: Massachusetts
• Newest Plant Commissioned: 2025
• Recent Additions (since 2023): 44 plants, 217 MW

Fleet Details

This section details the composition of the entity's power generation assets, including fuel types and individual plant capacities.

• Average Fleet Age: 14 years
• Fuel Mix:
• Solar: 522 plants, 1.6 GW
• Battery Storage: 53 plants, 266 MW
• Natural Gas: 40 plants, 6.1 GW
• Hydroelectric: 31 plants, 2.1 GW
• Wind: 21 plants, 900 MW
• Largest Plants:
• Canal: 1.5 GW
• Northfield Mountain: 1.2 GW
• Fore River Generating Station: 872 MW

Financial Profile

This section outlines the entity's market position and future development pipeline.

• Market Position (Massachusetts):
• #1 RFO
• #1 WAT
• #1 NG
• #1 WND
• #2 NG
• Queue Pipeline:
• Total Projects: 26
• Total Capacity: 9.8 GW
• Technologies: Battery (22 projects), Offshore Wind (4 projects)
• Status: All active

Strategic Outlook

The entity exhibits strong growth potential with a substantial pipeline focusing on battery storage and offshore wind, aligning with renewable energy trends. However, ongoing legal disputes and construction delays, particularly concerning the Vineyard Wind project, pose significant risks to its project timelines and operational stability.