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Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities inquiry may lead to utility rate relief

Utility regulators want to hear from Massachusetts residents who grapple each month to make choices between paying utility bills and covering other essential costs.

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Towns, Attorney General negotiating a rate hike settlement with Housatonic Water Works

The waterworks, three towns and the Attorney General are asking for a delay because they appear to be negotiating settlement on behalf of customers.

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National Grid proposes more generous discount rates for low-income electric customers in Mass

Currently, qualifying customers can save 32% on their monthly electric bill. If the proposal is adopted, customers could get up to a 55% discount, depending on income level.

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MBTA safety: Results of independent probe, internal investigation

Results from two safety probes of MBTA track maintenance are being released on Thursday afternoon.

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Utilities regulators approve offshore wind contract termination

BOSTON — State regulators have consented to a developer backing off its contracts for a 1,200-megawatt offshore wind installation, and introduced a procurement plan that weighs bidders past failures to

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