STATE HOUSE — With the ink barely dry from Gov. Charlie Baker's signature on an expansion of solar development incentives, the Bay State's power generators on Tuesday plan to intensify their opposition to the governor's efforts to import large-scale hydroelectric power to Massachusetts as the debate over energy moves to the next phase.
The New England Power Generators Association, whose member companies operate the lion's share of the generation capacity in Massachusetts, are launching a digital ad campaign targeting the expense, reliability and economic impact of importing hydropower from Canada.
