Mystic Anbaric

Mystic Reliability

Wind Link

Replacing fossil fuels & greening Greater Boston.

ANBARIC RESPONDS TO ISO-NE’S JUNE 11TH RFP FINDINGS

June 17th, 2020

On June 16th, 2020 Anbaric submitted comments to ISO New England Inc. (“ISO-NE”) to correct factual, technical, and legal errors made in ISO-NE’s initial review of bids to replace Mystic Generating Station in the Boston 2028 RFP. The initial review recommends excluding 35 of 36 project bids from further consideration, including Anbaric’s Mystic Reliability Wind Link.

In addition to rectifying these errors it is important that ISO-NE assess projects’ abilities to support New England states’ renewable energy and air quality objectives, as requested by Senators Markey and Warren in a letter sent to ISO-NE on June 5th, 2020.

Read the response →

Enabling a reliable renewable energy
future for Greater Boston.

The Mystic Reliability Wind Link will:

Repurpose old power plant sites to support clean, renewable energy

Build the infrastructure needed for fast and efficient expansion of offshore wind power

Strengthen Greater Boston’s electricity grid

Minimize onshore disruptions

Replacing
fossil fuels

Creating jobs and
economic growth

Protecting
the environment

About

The Project

New England’s largest fossil fuel power plant, Mystic Generating Station (shown above) must close by June 2024. Anbaric’s Mystic Reliability Wind Link will replace it by bringing clean offshore wind power from Southeast Massachusetts directly to Greater Boston.

Current

Mystic News

June 1, 2020

Boston Poll: Transmission for offshore wind widely preferred over alternatives

Wakefield, Mass. – June 1: A wide majority of Greater Boston residents wants to see offshore wind power — rather…

April 21, 2020

Behind the Scenes – the Development and Benefits of the Mystic Reliability Wind Link

by Theodore ParadiseSenior Vice-President for Transmission Strategy, Anbaric I wanted to share some background and a window into the work that…

March 27, 2020

Anbaric unveils details of offshore wind transmission proposal for Boston area

Source: S&P Global Written By: Garrett Hering Citing a historic opportunity for Massachusetts, private transmission developer Anbaric Development Partners LLC…

March 19, 2020

New Details Released on Plan to Bring Renewable Energy Directly to Boston Area

Critical transmission project to save consumers millions while greening grid Wakefield, MA — March 19, 2020 — Anbaric today released…

Project

Greening Greater Boston

Build the infrastructure to scale renewable energy and quickly reduce carbon emissions
Avoid the need to upgrade existing onshore power lines and the expensive, disruptive construction that goes with it
Create a path for offshore wind energy to reach Greater Boston

Project

Replacing Fossil Fuels

Retire and repurpose New England’s largest fossil fuel plant: the oil- and natural-gas-burning Mystic Generating Station
Reduce Greater Boston’s reliance on fossil fuel plants by efficiently delivering reliable, clean power to where it’s needed most
Make Greater Boston’s energy system more affordable, renewable and fair

Project

Building Smart Infrastructure

Transmission systems are designed to last 100 years. We have a once-in-a-century opportunity to build infrastructure that meets our reliability needs and clean energy goals.

Replace a fossil fuel plant and upgrade the electric grid to expand our renewable energy portfolio
Build long-term, reliable and modern infrastructure to catalyze economic growth
Attract companies, institutions, and families seeking environmentally-responsible and economical power

About

On-Time & On-Budget

Anbaric is a proven renewable energy infrastructure developer. Our team helped spearhead two 660-megawatt underground and undersea transmission projects connecting New Jersey and New York. Both were completed on-time and on-budget. Both projects used union labor and Anbaric is committed to using union labor for Mystic Reliability Wind Link.

Partners

Our Collaborators

Anbaric’s industry-leading collaborators bring decades of experience designing, constructing, and operating major transmission projects in New England and around the world.