#DidYouKnow 2/3rds of the clean energy corridor will run along existing transmission lines, and connect to the energy grid in Lewiston, not in Massachusetts.
Connecting all that power to Maine means we benefit from a stronger electrical grid and lower energy prices. #mepolitics
For those following the Maine ethics commission investigation into the fossil fuel industry linked anti-corridor group, NRCM’s Pete Didisheim told a reporter he “forgot” how much his organization had taken from them. #mepolitics
DID YOU KNOW? The Clean Energy Corridor will connect 1,200 MW of clean, renewable hydropower to the grid in Lewiston, leading to energy savings for Mainers in every corner of the state.
Two-thirds of the Clean Energy Corridor will be built along existing transmission lines. As Wayne from Portland points out, the remaining one-third will be built in commercial logging forest -- NOT pristine forestland.
@ballotpedia lists Maine Question 1 as the top to watch in 2021.
“[Q1] sponsors hired Revolution Field Strategies to collect signatures for the petition to qualify this measure for the ballot. A total of $2,048,794 was spent… resulting in a total cost per signature of $32.49”
The Clean Energy Corridor has already created hundreds of good jobs in Maine, and is on track to create many more -- but the fossil fuel-funded opponents of the project want to eliminate these jobs to protect their profits. https://t.co/3aR73QBNNE
“Who’s trying to stop this project? Surprise! It’s the polluters – the gas-fired electric utilities who are funding the opposition campaign to defeat clean energy . . . want this project to fail because they’ll lose billions of dollars if it doesn’t.” https://t.co/lfa3GuGs4z
The @NECEC_ME transmission line will bring clean energy to New England and reduce carbon emissions equivalent to taking 700k cars off the road. I hope Mainers vote NO on ONE to keep this project moving and reliable, affordable, #CleanEnergy flowing!
Here's what's at stake 👇1/3
The @NECEC_ME transmission line will bring clean energy to New England and reduce carbon emissions equivalent to taking 700k cars off the road. I hope Mainers vote NO on ONE to keep this project moving and reliable, affordable, #CleanEnergy flowing!
Here's what's at stake 👇1/3
FACT CHECK: The electricity from the Clean Energy Corridor enters the grid in Lewiston, Maine. That means it will go out to Maine homes and businesses. #mepolitics