Department of Public Utilities says gas companies must cut bills by 5 percent
Lawmakers asked the DPU to take immediate action to bring relief to customers, and now they’re asking utility companies to lower prices by at least 5% for March and April. In a letter to local gas companies, the DPU called current prices unsustainable and said there needs to be immediate action taken to provide relief.
With residents across the state concerned about rising utility costs, local legislators in Western Mass., and throughout the ...
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Some critics point to the $811 million profit that Eversource reported last year, including $291 million, a 29% increase, on ...
Following "unsustainable" winter heating prices, the state ordered gas utilities to reduce delivery fees so the average ...
Gov. Maura Healey and Massachusetts lawmakers are calling on the DPU to address the “skyrocketing energy costs." ...
State regulators at the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities are having conversations with Eversource, National Grid ...
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell is calling on the state DPU to “prioritize affordability over company profits” as Bay Staters voice sharp opposition to the agency’s order for a 5% gas ...
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