Regulators move forward with compensation rules for solar on farmland
The new rules, developed at the request of the legislature, seek to find a way to protect Maine’s rare high-value agricultural land from development.
Lawmakers eye net energy billing, nuclear power and time-of-use rates
Net energy billing has been controversial since it was first implemented in Maine in 2019. The debate continues this session.
How Maine’s legislature works
The 132nd Legislature is underway in Maine. Here's what to know about the legislative process.
Mining company to sell some land in Penobscot County
The deal is expected to close for $1.5 million at the end of January.
Battery ownership question remains unresolved
CMP and Versant have argued that energy storage should not be considered generation, and that they should be able to own and control such projects.
A look back at Maine environmental and rural news
A look back at notable stories published by The Maine Monitor.
Maine’s recycling reports are better, but still bleak
In much of the state, almost all of the waste is being landfilled.