Massachusetts officials order gas utility companies to lower bills. Here's what to know
Officials from the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities have ordered gas utility companies to lower customer bills after many reported skyrocketing rates this year. In a letter Thursday, the department's commissioners ordered the state's five gas utilities to lower customer bills by at least 5% for March and April.
Gov. Maura Healey is telling the Department of Public Utilities to bring down natural gas bills in Massachusetts.
Eversource hosted the first of several events across Massachusetts on Saturday aimed at trying to help customers deal with ...
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." ...
Some critics point to the $811 million profit that Eversource reported last year, including $291 million, a 29% increase, on ...
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Massachusetts governor sends letter to DPU chair with utility rate concernsGovernor Maura Healey is voicing her concerns about the recent spike in utility bills after residents' complaints.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities has approved a rate change that allows large electricity customers, ...
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