Central Maine Power admits mistakes in response to spate of solar power project proposals

MAINE PUBLIC • January 10, 2022

Solar power developers stampeded into Maine last year, spurred by new incentives. But the actual buildout was hampered by Central Maine Power's slow and sometimes inaccurate provision of planning studies needed to safely interconnect new projects to its system. Now CMP is admitting it was at fault, and it's putting up $700,000 in shareholder funds to pay for six new planning staffers and to convene a group planning effort that includes the company, developers, regulators and others.

Previous
Previous

Maine forests at risk after discovery of southern pine beetle in York County

Next
Next

Groups claim ‘alarming levels’ of ‘forever chemicals’ found in Brunswick