An Act promoting a just transition and clean energy workforce standards
This bill requires Massachusetts gas companies to develop and submit detailed "just transition plans" to the Department of Public Utilities. These plans must ensure workforce stability and training as companies shift toward clean energy, including maintaining staffing levels as of January 1, 2025 (unless approved through collective bargaining or a department hearing), and providing cross-training for workers moving to renewable energy roles. Companies must outline how they will retain skilled workers for pipeline maintenance until 2050 or pipeline retirement, while also training staff for non-pipeline alternatives like hydrogen and renewable natural gas. The bill directly affects all gas distribution, transmission, and pipeline companies operating in Massachusetts under Chapter 164.
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1 primary · 13 co-sponsors
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Marjorie Decker
DDemocratic
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Adrianne Ramos
DDemocratic
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Carmine Gentile
DDemocratic
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Chynah Tyler
DDemocratic
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David Linsky
DDemocratic
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Erika Uyterhoeven
DDemocratic
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James Arena-DeRosa
DDemocratic
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Jamie Eldridge
DDemocratic
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Lindsay Sabadosa
DDemocratic
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Natalie Higgins
DDemocratic
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Pat Duffy
DDemocratic
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