State regulators pare $500 million from Mass Save budget, in response to outcry over high energy bills
After a flood of complaints from consumers and lawmakers over high natural gas bills, the state Department of Public ...
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Mass. approves utility plans to temporarily lower gas bills without charging interest
The Department of Public Utilities approved gas utility plans to reduce customer’s heating bills by about 8-16% in March and ...
Massachusetts DPU cuts Mass Save budget by $500 million to reduce heating bills
The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities slashed the Mass Save budget by $500 million in an order put out Friday ...
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State approves new Mass Save plan, but slashes budget by $500 million
The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities approved the 2025-2027 Mass Save plan, but told the utilities that run the ...
Regulators slash Mass Save energy efficiency plan to trim customers' utility bills
After a cold winter of skyrocketing energy bills, Massachusetts state officials are taking the biggest step yet to cut ...
Reduction in gas bills being considered by Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities
Eversource, Unitil and National Grid said they would drop customer bills by an average of 10% in March and April.
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Mass Save plan may raise heating bills
This winter, heating bills, which are already a hot topic – could be even more expensive if the ‘New Mass Save’ plan is approved by the Department of Public Utilities.
‘It’s horrible': Meet the Mass. consumers grappling with big utility bills | John L. Micek
Massachusetts consumers have been experiencing some sticker shock on their home energy bills this year. But some relief may ...
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Customers turning heat up on state, energy companies as utility bills skyrocket
Customers are turning up the heat on the state and energy companies as they see their utility bills skyrocket, with one group<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...
Governor Healey speaks on rising Eversource rates and plan to decrease them
In the last few months, we’ve seen energy bills skyrocket to new highs, and we’re expecting to see Eversource’s rates decrease tomorrow, but will it be enough?