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Project 2026

Reducing Reliance on the Everett Marine Terminal

Analysis and working-group support on reducing Massachusetts gas utilities’ reliance on the Everett Marine Terminal.

National Grid (Boston Gas) daily Everett Marine Terminal vapor and liquid use, effective degree days, and cumulative terminal draw during the 2025–26 heating season.Expand figure
National Grid (Boston Gas) daily Everett Marine Terminal vapor and liquid use, effective degree days, and cumulative terminal draw during the 2025–26 heating season.

Everett Marine Terminal report: National Grid (Boston Gas) utilization, 2025–26 heating season. Source: National Grid EMT reporting, D.P.U. 24-25; November effective degree days from Boston weather observations.

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Everett Marine Terminal report: National Grid (Boston Gas) utilization, 2025–26 heating season. Source: National Grid EMT reporting, D.P.U. 24-25; November effective degree days from Boston weather observations.

Groundwork Data and Consensus Building Institute supported the Massachusetts Office of Energy Transformation’s work on the Everett Marine Terminal. The assignment examined the terminal’s role in serving gas customers and options for managing gas distribution reliance on it during the energy transition.

The engagement produced a working-group report to the Energy Transformation Advisory Board on June 11, 2026, followed by a research compendium dated July 10, 2026.

The report page also links to the appendix and research compendium.