Can gas utilities survive the energy transition? Massachusetts is going to find out.

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By Emily PontecorvoNov 4, 2020, 3:59 am271 pts
Massachusetts may be a climate leader in the U.S., with a goal to reduce economy-wide emissions in the state to net-zero by 2050, but it will face a major obstacle along the way: More than 1.3 million of its households make it through those cold New England winters by burning natural gas. Roughly one-third of…

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