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Fuel retailers are adjusting after the last several winters have been relatively mild compared to this winter.
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State officials say that agencies have already received 8% more applications for aid, compared to the same time last year.
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A recent investigation by the New York Times shows that the propane industry is paying HGTV hosts and other influencers to fight the trend toward electrification and climate-friendly products like heat pumps.
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York County's Community Action Corporation says heat aid applications have increased by 40% as home heating and electricity costs squeeze residents financially.
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The administration of Gov. Janet Mills says it is close to finishing work on a proposal to help Mainers cover rising energy costs this winter.
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With fuel prices poised to rise in the double digits this winter and the often-cited but pseudoscientific Old Farmer’s Almanac predicting a “season of shivers,” Maine fuel assistance programs are expecting high demand.
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It’s been a rough start to the new year for thousands of customers who rely on home heating fuel and for the companies that provide it.More than a week…
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PORTLAND, Maine — A Maine government survey says the average statewide cash price for heating oil dropped 8 cents in the past week despite rapidly…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - Republican Gov. Paul LePage has signed an emergency proclamation that will allow heating oil delivery trucks to stay on the road…
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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) _ Maine officials are encouraging homeowners to take precautions this winter to prevent heating oil spills at home. The Maine…