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Martha Coakley did not succeed in getting Cape Wind to disclose projected construction costs and profits. |
AG wrests price cut from Cape Wind
But critics still angry despite 10% reduction
The developers of the Cape Wind energy project in Nantucket Sound have agreed to reduce the price of its electricity by 10 percent, saving consumers at least $456 million over the 15-year span of a proposed contract with National Grid. (Full article: 838 words)
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