Senate Committee Discusses Bills to Improve Utility Rate Process
- Delaware Governor Matt Meyer and Democratic leaders are supporting new bills aimed at reforming Delmarva Power's oversight.
- State legislators will discuss multiple bills to enhance oversight on Delmarva Power and restrict its rate increase proposals.
- Delmarva Power is seeking a $42 million natural gas rate adjustment, which could increase monthly bills by $13 for customers in New Castle County.
- State Senator Stephanie Hansen emphasized the need for higher standards for Delmarva Power due to rising electricity costs impacting families.
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CT committee approves David Arconti to serve on PURA board
A legislative panel voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to advance the nomination of a former lawmaker and utility lobbyist to serve as a commissioner on the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority. David Arconti, a Democrat who represented Danbury for a decade in the state House of Representatives, has been working as an interim utility commissioner since last August, after being nominated for the post by Gov. Ned Lamont. Prior to that, he was vice …
Springfield council fights back on high utility rates by delaying decisions on routine Eversource upgrades
SPRINGFIELD — Faced with constant complaints from residents about skyrocketing utility bills, the City Council refused to approve petitions to allow Eversource to do essentially routine maintenance in an attempt to hold the corporation accountable.
Senate Panel Advances Bill to Expand Public Service Commission
A Florida Senate committee on Wednesday approved a proposal to expand the state’s Public Service Commission from five to seven members and impose new financial oversight measures on utilities. The Senate Regulated Industries Committee voted 5-2 to approve the bill (SB 354), sponsored by Sen. Don Gaetz. The legislation would add two seats to the five-member commission and require that one commissioner be a certified public accountant and another …
Senate Committee Discusses Bills to Improve Utility Rate Process
Three key bills—Senate Bills 59, 60, and 61—were discussed Wednesday by the Senate Environment, Energy, and Transportation Committee, all aimed at increasing oversight, accountability, and consumer protections in the utility rate-setting process.
Focus Group discusses utilities
Effingham city officials, Steering Committee members and utility companies discussed future utility plans, the electric grid and more during Monday’s Focus Group meeting. The suggestions made during the meeting will be brought up to the Steering Committee in future Comprehensive…
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