Por: Portland Press Herald Business December 21, 2022
An emergency request to help low-income Mainers struggling with high electric bills was rejected Tuesday by the Public Utilities Commission, which said it didn’t have the legal authority to grant the request and expressed concerns that other customers would have to pick up the tab. At issue was a request by William Harwood, the state’s public advocate, for a one-time, $75 bill credit for each of the roughly 25,000 Central Maine Power and... + full article
Portland Press Herald USA Business December 18, 2022
A month before November’s election, four Republican legislators held a news conference in Bangor to charge that Gov. Janet Mills and the Public Utilities Commission were giving discounts to electric vehicle owners – but that other customers would have to subsidize them. The... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Nation December 10, 2022
Low-income Mainers may get help with electricity rate increases after Public Advocate William Harwood petitioned the state on Friday for a break on consumers’ energy bills. Harwood asked the Maine Public Utilities Commission to approve a one-time $75 credit in January for each... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion November 30, 2022
In the face of recent facts set out by bedrock Maine institutions – the Maine Law Court and the Public Utilities Commission – it’s time to reconsider New England Clean Energy Connect, the clean energy corridor. In August, a unanimous court found it unconstitutional for... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Nation November 17, 2022
Workers from Cianbro and Shaw Brothers work to install Summit Natural Gas piping along Cumberland Foreside in 2014. Gordon Chibroski/Staff Photographer A controversial request that could have sent rates for Summit Natural Gas of Maine customers soaring 200% over seven years has... + más
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For a second year in a row, most customers of Central Maine Power will see their electricity supply rates rise in 2023, reflecting a trend driven largely by the high cost of natural gas that fuels many power plants in New England. Beginning on Jan. 1, new “standard offer”... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Nation November 16, 2022
Customers of Versant Power will face sharply higher electricity supply rates in 2023 on top of big increases paid this year. The Maine Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday approved a new “standard offer” supply rate for residential and small-business customers of 16.44... + más
State to intervene in Versant Power rate hike request | Portland Press Herald
Rate hike 2.0: Electricity supply costs due to rise again next year | Portland Press Herald
Portland Press Herald USA Nation September 28, 2022
Workers move a natural gas pipeline, part of a Summit Natural Gas of Maine distribution line through Kennebec County, in 2013. Andy Molloy/Kennebec Journal Customers of Summit Natural Gas of Maine will see their fuel bills rise sharply this winter, even if they don’t use more... + más
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