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Supporters say a Maine Transmission Authority could cut costs to build new power lines by using low-interest government borrowing.
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Dozens of ratepayers turned out in Freeport Tuesday to speak out against a proposed electricity rate hike sought by Central Maine Power. CMP says the increase is needed the fund critical upgrades to the grid.
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Maine's utilities will no longer be allowed to cut off power to customers during severe heat and other extreme weather events, under a new measure signed by Gov. Janet Mills.
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Nearly 100 opponents of a power line that would connect southern Aroostook County to central Maine rallied in Augusta Saturday afternoon.
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The Aroostook County Action Program said it's fielding a growing number of calls from families who need help to avoid losing service, including many households who have never asked for help before.
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Maine's first charging station for electric airplanes will be installed next spring at Knox County Regional Airport in Owls Head.
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The Public Utilities Commission on Friday announced that most Mainers will be seeing a decrease in the supply portion of their electric bills. This could take some of the sting out of the delivery rate increases for CMP and Versant customers.
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Electricity customers in Maine are in for a big increase in their monthly bills next year. Most customers served by CMP and Versant Power could see an increase of $30 a month — and more price spikes might soon be on the way.
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Electricity and energy prices are major issues in Maine's gubernatorial race ahead of what is expected to be a difficult winter for many families. But the political rhetoric often obscures the real reasons electricity rates are rising across New England – and appear poised to go even higher in Maine.
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On Friday, the city of South Portland rolled out a new rebate program called Electrify Everything! The program offers rebates for residents who purchase electric equipment such as heat pumps, lawnmowers, and electric vehicles.