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Gas, electric companies cut off 270,000 Ohioans amid pandemic and billions in profit - Vimarsana News

Gas, electric companies cut off 270,000 Ohioans amid pandemic and billions in profit

Gas and electric companies in Ohio shut off service due to nonpayment more than 270,000 times during the pandemic as their parent companies reported billions in profits, according to an analysis of regulatory and financial flings.

Ohio electric bills to increase in summer amid high natural gas prices - Vimarsana News

Ohio electric bills to increase in summer amid high natural gas prices

Ohioans may spend more on electricity this summer as the weather warms up and utilities contend with a surge in natural gas prices.

Nine Common Mistakes to Avoid in Construction Project Management - Vimarsana News

Nine Common Mistakes to Avoid in Construction Project Management

Construction projects are a multifaceted phenomenon and one can face various challenges while managing them. Therefore, managing a construction project is a bog trail in the construction industry. Construction project management software can help you avoid these mistakes. There are certain common mistakes of construction project management that you must avoid.

Alaska Journal | Copper River Seafoods exits Cook Inlet, new processor steps in - Vimarsana News

Alaska Journal | Copper River Seafoods exits Cook Inlet, new processor steps in

The troubled Upper Cook Inlet commercial salmon fishery is losing one processing company and gaining another ahead of its 2022 season.

How EPA's power plant rule dodged industry 'fear-spreading' - Vimarsana News

How EPA's power plant rule dodged industry 'fear-spreading'

A decade ago, the power industry’s forecasts were abuzz with alarm: Soaring electricity rates. Job losses. Grid reliability problems. While EPA's rule

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