Bruce Mohl is the Editor at CommonWealth magazine. He specializes in energy policy and regulation, with a strong focus on renewable energy and sustainability. Bruce's insights and analysis have been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, The Boston Globe, and Commonwealth Magazine.
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Bruce Mohl's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, particularly in Massachusetts. He also covers energy-related topics such as offshore wind and transportation. His articles often cite data and government announcements, suggesting a preference for fact-based reporting.
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By: Bruce Mohl
Roslindale, MA (CommonWealth Beacon)
Bowing to opposition from President Trump, the Healey administration on Monday put its offshore wind plans on hold yet again and said it is committed to an “all-of-the-above approach to energy.”
The massive package of tax and spending cuts President Trump signed into law on July 4 contains a provision that eliminates a federal transportation grant program that set aside $335 million last year for the nearly $2 billion I-90 Allston highway project in Boston.
The operator of the New England power grid released a study on Thursday saying a 10-year downturn in consumption of electricity from the region's generating plants is coming to an end and giving way to the need for more electricity production over the next decade.
A long expected shift in New England electricity consumption – from using less power each year to consuming more as residents embrace electric vehicles and heat pumps – is beginning to happen, but the shift isn't expected to be quite as dramatic as forecasters were predicting just a year ago.
T says federal agency is investigating forced labor allegations
After nearly five years, a small group of towns continue to defy Massachusetts’ new zoning requirements.
