12 News Now: National Grid, Eversource look to cut delivery rates by 10%
National Grid and Eversource have proposed reducing delivery rates for natural gas bills by 10% in March and April for ...
Dip in Eversource electric rate delays start of town’s aggregation program
It will be a few more months before the town will open enrollment for the town’s municipal aggregation program because of an ...
Healey prepared to wield executive authority to crack down on steep energy bills
The governor also criticized President Donald Trump's actions against the offshore wind industry, which she warned could ...
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With home heating bills skyrocketing, Healey says she's prepping an energy affordability bill
Healey previewed an "energy affordability and independence" bill she plans to file in front of 700 business leaders Wednesday ...
NYC entertainers and creatives feel connected to LA. That link is driving cross-country fire relief
Associated Press coverage of philanthropy and nonprofits receives support through the AP’s collaboration with The ...
New England ocean warming slows but temperatures remain high
The Gulf of Maine, which touches three New England states and Canada, emerged as a test case for climate change about a ...
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Along the Way: Utilities plan 10% cuts to bills
They’re offering 10% cuts for March and April bills. Eversource says its proposal would save the average heating customer $34 in March and $20 in April; National Grid’s proposal is expected to ...
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Cambridge Redevelopment Authority Confirms Spring 2026 Completion for Neighborhood Storefronts Project
The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority affirmed that the inaugural Neighborhood Storefronts Project will be completed next ...
Storm costs add up to multi-millions for CT utilities. Here’s a look, and why it costs customers too
The recent wintry mix of snow and ice brought the first significant storm for Connecticut’s utility companies, as hundreds of utility workers scrambled to return power to thousands of customers. The ...
'Not good enough': Gov. Healey turns up heat on plans for utility rate cuts
After delivery fees caused Massachusetts residents' energy bills to skyrocket, Gov. Maura Healey said the current plan to defer fees — and, in one case, collect interest — is "not good enough." ...
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Massachusetts consumers could get a break on gas bills
Massachusetts natural gas customers could be getting a break on skyrocketing bills beginning next month, with the state's largest utility companies seeking approval from regulators to reduce rates.