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Maine regulators rejected the company's request to exempt the aftermath of storms last year from service quality requirements.
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Members of the Maine Public Utilities Commission expressed concerns over customer privacy and said that it should be up to law enforcement to identify suspected illegal activities.
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Solar energy exclusively powered about 11,000 Versant Power customers in the Fort Kent region for a period of time last week — a first for the utility, and potentially among the first instances in Maine.
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The Maine Public Utilities Commission says the new standard-offer rates for customers of CMP, and Versant customers in Aroostook County, are about 30% lower than this year's.
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Critics of the Pine Tree Power campaign say the transition to a statewide public electric utility is impractical. But it has been done elsewhere.
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The campaign committees representing Central Maine Power and Versant Power have spent a combined $17.4 million this year and have been funded exclusively by their parent companies, Avangrid and ENMAX, respectively.
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Central Maine Power says it's unaffected by legislation to ban foreign government-owned entities from electioneering in ballot campaigns, but for months it's been lobbying against the effort.
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Ratepayers could see a slightly smaller rate increase than Versant had requested, according to the terms of a settlement filed with the Public Utilities Commission.
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At the center of the case is whether voters will be confused about how the entity would operate when it comes time to vote.
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A Public Utilities Commission hearing in Bangor on Tuesday night was an opportunity for the public to comment on rate increases that Versant Power is requesting.