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Question 3, the Pine Tree Power referendum, would establish a state authority to buy the assets of Maine’s two largest electric utilities, CMP and Versant. When I was serving in the Maine Senate, similar legislation was proposed and there were also many unanswered questions then. Those questions remain: What will be the acquisition cost? The […]

The drunkard’s guide to the next Maine election

Maine voters will head to the polls this November to decide on referendums over power and the Right to Repair.

The New England environmental group's stance on the controversial ballot measure is different than two other well-known conservation groups.

The New England environmental group's stance on the controversial Pine Tree Power ballot initiative differs from that of 2 other well-known conservation groups.

The New England environmental group's stance on the controversial Pine Tree Power ballot initiative differs from that of 2 other well-known conservation groups.

Their rates are too high and their reliability is too low. And they’ve had plenty of time to fix both and haven’t.

"I believe it’s our best chance for a robust, reliable and affordable electric grid that will serve Maine’s current and future needs."

Dear Editor: Will replacing Central Maine Power and Versant Power with Pine Tree Power, a Maine consumer-owned and operated electric utility, lower our monthly bills and accelerate our transition to renewable energy? Yes. Is it true that no state...

In the transition to clean energy, we have the opportunity to build a more equitable, resilient, affordable, and reliable energy system. I have seen this opportunity firsthand as executive director