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Central Maine Power announces 'On the Line by CMP' podcast - Piscataquis Observer - Vimarsana News

Central Maine Power announces 'On the Line by CMP' podcast - Piscataquis Observer

AUGUSTA — As part of our commitment to providing clear information about our role in delivering safe, reliable power to families and businesses across Maine, Central Maine Power is premiering a new podcast titled “On the Line by CMP.” “Electricity is a complex topic, and we’re excited to launch a new product that will help educate and inform our customers,” said Jon Breed, spokesperson for CMP.

Central Maine Power announces 'On the Line by CMP' podcast - Vimarsana News

Central Maine Power announces 'On the Line by CMP' podcast

AUGUSTA — As part of our commitment to providing clear information about our role in delivering safe, reliable power to families and businesses across

Rate-setting practice for 'standard offer' power supply is costing Mainers millions - Vimarsana News

Rate-setting practice for 'standard offer' power supply is costing Mainers millions

The state is the only one in New England where customers are locked into 'standard offer' prices for 12 months.

Rate-setting practice for 'standard offer' power supply is costing Mainers millions - Vimarsana News

Rate-setting practice for 'standard offer' power supply is costing Mainers millions

The state is the only one in New England where customers are locked into 'standard offer' prices for 12 months.

Rate-setting practice for 'standard offer' power supply is costing Mainers millions - Vimarsana News

Rate-setting practice for 'standard offer' power supply is costing Mainers millions

From now through the end of the year, Maine electricity customers will pay about $200 more apiece for their power than they would have if the Public Utilities Commission negotiated