Gov. Tina Kotek to utility regulators: Lower utility bills, reduce greenhouse gases

Orange and Rockland Utilities Sets 3-Year Rate Hikes for Electricity, Gas

Orange County, N.Y.—The New York State Public Service Commission on March 20 adopted a new three-year rate hike plan for Orange and Rockland Utilities, which will go into effect on April 1. The regulated utility serves around 233,000 residential and commercial electric customers in southeastern New York, including Orange County; it also delivers natural gas to 140,000 New Yorkers. For an average residential customer consuming 600 kilowatt-hours …

Gov. Kotek seeks answers from state utility commission amid public outcry over rising utility rates

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek’s office has heard from thousands of Oregonians concerned with utility rate increases that have gone up for most by about 50% in the last five years.

Gov. Kotek seeks answers from state utility commission amid public outcry over rising utility rates • Oregon Capital Chronicle

Demand for electricity in the Northwest is expected to grow at its fastest pace in decades. Demand in Oregon is being driven by an influx of large data centers in the region. (Photo by Robert Zullo/States Newsroom)Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek’s office has heard from thousands of Oregonians concerned with utility rate increases that have gone up for most by about 50% in the last five years. Kotek detailed this and her own concerns in a March 20 letter …

Gov. Tina Kotek to utility regulators: Lower utility bills, reduce greenhouse gases

Gov. Tina Kotek wants to make sure state regulators do their part to lower residential electricity and natural gas bills while working to reach state climate targets.

Customers Spoke At NW Natural’s Public Hearing

The Public Utility Commission closed out the public comment period as of March 19th, 2025. Keep up with CUB to stay updated on NW Natural’s rate case and other energy affordability happenings…

Holding Eversource accountable - The Reminder

In recent months, citizen concerns surrounding Eversource’s gas line repairs and proposed rate hikes have raised valid questions about public safety, fairness, and corporate accountability. While emotions understandably run high when it comes to issues that impact our families and neighborhoods. It is critical that we separate facts from fear and avoid rhetoric and political doublespeak that clouds the real issue: ensuring the safety of Springfi…