Could public power work as an alternative for R.I. by offering cheaper, more reliable energy?
Ratepayers are already paying more than ever for service that keeps getting worse, says state Representative Megan L. Cotter.
Rhode Island lawmaker proposes study of public utilities amid rising energy bills
As some Rhode Island Energy customers report higher than normal energy bills, one lawmaker is seeking to explore publicly owned utilities as a possible solution ...
PURA chair gets renomination hearing after concerns caused delay
Lawmakers have finally scheduled a public hearing to discuss the renomination of Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) ...
Council Committee Backs Effort to Bar Landlords from Overcharging for City-Run Utilities
A City Council committee has called for an ordinance to stop property owners from overcharging tenants for city-run utilities ...
NJ electricity bills leaping by as much as 20%; see what you'll pay and why
You're going to feel a proverbial electric shock when you crack open your electric bill this summer, judging by the results ...
How Utahns dispute public records cases will change dramatically under new bill
Sen. Mike McKell is sponsoring a bill to disband the State Records Committee, replacing it with a judge appointed by the ...
Norfolk City Council makes changes to public comment process at meetings
Norfolk City Council amended the city code to streamline the public comment process at its two monthly meetings in a Tuesday ...
Lamont wants to keep CT’s top utilities regulator. Lawmakers may have other ideas
Questions surround Gillett nomination after Eversource and UI lawsuit, Hartford Courant story, and lawmakers seeking PURA ...