New England power grid strained last winter

During a winter cold snap, New England’s energy grid faced significant strain, with natural gas and oil-fired plants pushed to their limits amid low supplies and infrastructure challenges. Emergency measures were swiftly executed to keep power flowing, leading to higher energy prices for consumers and increased pollution. Industry leaders emphasized the need for policy reforms and infrastructure improvements to better handle future extreme cold events.

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