Nearly two dozen clean-energy projects may be scrapped because the financial math doesn’t add up — and as state regulators refuse to renegotiate state contracts to reflect tariffs, inflation and rising labor costs. According to the Times Union, the New York State Energy Research Development Authority told the developers they must move forward under the terms of earlier agreements. That stance spells trouble for clean-energy developers stung by higher costs and no way of making the solar and

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