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Massachusetts' 2026 Clean Peak Standard Recalibration: Adaptation and Storage Tradeoffs
Massachusetts recalibrated its Clean Peak Standard (CPS) in 2026 by lowering the minimum standards and expanding the Near-Term Resource Multiplier for qualifying storage. This paper evaluates the change using a three-zone, hourly capacity expansion model for 2026--2030. Both scenarios achieve full C
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