Massachusetts House of Representatives

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Last mentioned: Mar 7, 2026

Timeline

  1. Offshore Wind Deadline

    New delayed deadline for offshore wind contracting under the bill's provisions.

  2. Compliance Deadline

    Target date for the conclusion of alternative compliance payment returns and new offshore wind contracting.

  3. Compliance Payment Sunset

    End of the period for returning 70% of compliance payments to ratepayers.

  4. Compliance Payment Sunset

    Scheduled end of the 70% alternative compliance payment return to ratepayers.

  5. Wind Deadline

    New deadline for offshore wind contracting as established by the bill.

  6. Public Record Release

    Beacon Hill Roll Call publishes official voting records and bill details.

  7. House Approval

    The House votes 128-27 to approve the bill and send it to the Senate.

  8. House Approval

    The House votes 128-27 to pass the bill and send it to the Senate.

  9. House Approval

    H 5151 passes the House with a 128-27 majority.

  10. Legislative Debate Begins

    The Massachusetts House begins formal consideration of energy reform bill H 5151.

  11. Legislative Session Begins

    House begins formal consideration of H 5151 energy reforms.

  12. Legislative Session Begins

    House begins formal consideration of energy reform measures.

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Massachusetts House Passes $9B Energy Relief Bill Amid Grid Transition

The Massachusetts House of Representatives has approved H 5151, a landmark energy bill aimed at delivering $9 billion in ratepayer savings over the next decade. The legislation pivots the state's strategy by cutting administrative costs for efficiency programs, reviving nuclear energy prospects, and delaying offshore wind deadlines to manage rising utility costs.

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Massachusetts Energy Reform Bill H 5151 Targets $9B in Ratepayer Savings

The Massachusetts House of Representatives has passed H 5151, a landmark energy reform bill designed to deliver $9 billion in ratepayer savings over the next decade. The legislation significantly restructures the Mass Save program and removes long-standing regulatory barriers to nuclear energy development.

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