Energy and climateFinding
Connecticut should keep buying power from offshore wind projects.
Connecticut has contracts to buy power from offshore wind farms, with costs paid through electric bills. Keeping them would continue those purchases and allow new ones.
Ryan Fazio
Wind is itself an unreliable source of energy, but there are times and places where it could work because it's affordable... But in the northeast and offshore, it's just not the case.
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