MA High Court Approves Wind Farm Deal
CapeCodOnline: The state’s highest court has backed Massachusetts utility regulators’ approval of a deal between Cape Wind and National Grid for power from the proposed Nantucket Sound wind farm.
In a decision released today [December 28], the state Supreme Judicial Court found that a power-purchase agreement for half of the 130-turbine project’s energy was not unconstitutional, as opponents of the deal argued. In a separate decision, the court denied a motion by opponents to reopen the state Department of Public Utilities record on the agreement.
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