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Covers:  hard-to-decarbonize sectors and efforts to make the energy transition more affordable and equitable
Senior Reporter @CanaryMediaInc | TED speaker | Past contributor for @grist, @IEEESpectrum, etc | Hunched-over mom of toddling child
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Offshore Wind Helps New England Beat Record Heat

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By Maria Gallucci Verified
| The Energy Mix
Offshore wind farms in the United States have already shown their ability to keep electricity flowing during brutal winter storms. Now, the clean energy resource has proved it can also bolster the grid during major heat waves. Earlier this month, as dangerously hot and humid temperatures settled over the eastern U.S., two wind projects near New England consistently delivered hundreds of megawatts to the grid as residents cranked up their air conditioners, Canary Media reports.
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Here’s how offshore wind helped New England beat record heat Original

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By Maria Gallucci Verified
| Canary Media Verified
America’s offshore wind farms have already shown their ability to keep electricity flowing during brutal winter storms. Now, the clean energy resource has proved it can also bolster the grid during major heat waves. Earlier this month, as dangerously hot and humid temperatures settled over the eastern United States, two wind projects near New England consistently delivered hundreds of megawatts to the grid as residents cranked up their air conditioners.
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Plug-in batteries kept NYC renters cool during record heat wave Original

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By Maria Gallucci Verified
| Canary Media Verified
Earlier this month, as a historic heat dome smothered the U.S. Midwest and Atlantic Coast, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani asked residents to set their air conditioners to 78 degrees Fahrenheit to protect the city’s severely strained grid. ​“Let’s ease demand — and get through the heat — together,” he posted on X ahead of the sweltering July 4 weekend. Previous NYC leaders and elected officials nationwide have given the same advice ahead of extreme weather events.
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