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After voters reject public power, Maine's path to utility reform is unclear - Vimarsana News

After voters reject public power, Maine's path to utility reform is unclear

One lawmaker is proposing performance-based ratemaking as a possible way to address problems highlighted by the failed campaign to take over Maine's investor-owned utilities.

In Historic First, Public Power Will Be on the Ballot in Maine - Vimarsana News

In Historic First, Public Power Will Be on the Ballot in Maine

Maine’s ballot on Tuesday will ask voters to decide whether they want a public takeover of the state's power grid.

Mainers reject historic bid to make for-profit utilities publicly owned - Vimarsana News

Mainers reject historic bid to make for-profit utilities publicly owned

Maine voters had a chance Tuesday to fundamentally reshape their energy system by taking over their two for-profit electric utilities and creating a new community-owned energy company. But more than two-thirds of voters said no to that proposal in the off-year election.

Source: yahoo.com
Maine voters don't like their electric utilities, but they balked at paying billions to buy them out - Vimarsana News

Maine voters don't like their electric utilities, but they balked at paying billions to buy them out

Power companies can be publicly or privately owned and may report to corporate boards, local governments or co-op members. But there’s no one best way to deliver electricity reliably and affordably.

Mainers reject historic bid to make for-profit utilities publicly owned - Vimarsana News

Mainers reject historic bid to make for-profit utilities publicly owned

Maine voters had a chance Tuesday to fundamentally reshape their energy system by taking over their two for-profit electric utilities and creating a new community-owned energy company. But more than two-thirds of voters said no to that proposal in the off-year election.

Source: yahoo.com