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Larry Chretien

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Director of nonprofit, Green Energy Consumers Alliance, Inc. Our mission = speed up the transition to clean energy. We have offices in Boston & Providence.
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Heat pumps could be affordable for most - if rates were fair

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By Larry Chretien, Kyle Murray
| Utility Dive Verified
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Larry Chretien is the executive director of Green Energy Consumers Alliance. Kyle Murray is director of state program implementation and Massachusetts program director for Acadia Center. Last winter, Massachusetts families found themselves knee deep in an energy affordability crisis.
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How clean energy met the moment in the New England summer of 2025 (Viewpoint)

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By Larry Chretien, Lindsay Griffin, Britteny Jenkins, Kyle Murray
| MassLive Verified
Views expressed here represent those of the author and not necessarily of MassLive or The Republican. Readers are invited to share their opinions by emailing to letters@repub.com. This summer, New England experienced multiple record-breaking heat waves. In June, Boston had its warmest start to summer on record, and Providence hit 100 degrees for the first time. Globally, the last 10 years have been the hottest ever recorded, and that trend is expected to continue.
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Massachusetts Cannot Backslide on Climate Policy

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By Larry Chretien, Anna Vanderspek, Carrie Katan, Tina Munter
| Evdriven
About a week ago, we began hearing rumors that Governor Healey was being pressured by the auto industry to delay implementation of the Advanced Clean Cars (ACC2) rule. ACC2 would, starting with model year 2026, require automakers to gradually increase the percentage of new cars sold in the Bay State that are electric.
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