National Grid's bill deferral plan sparks customer backlash
National Grid's plan to defer gas bills with interest has upset Massachusetts customers, who fear higher costs. The DPU's ...
Eversource, National Grid offer 10% cut in gas bills for March and April
The state’s two biggest utilities said Monday they will reduce gas bills for the next two months, but recoup the costs later ...
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National Grid divests U.S. renewables business in $1.7 billion deal
Brookfield Asset Management agreed to purchase National Grid's renewable energy business, including its utility-scale solar, ...
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Eversource and National Grid Propose Cutting Gas Delivery Rates by 10%
Eversource and National Grid, Massachusetts’ largest energy companies, proposed 10 percent cuts to gas bill delivery rates on ...
National Grid gas customers fuming about plan to charge interest
National Grid's plan to defer gas bills with interest has upset Massachusetts customers, who fear higher costs. The DPU's ...
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National Grid sells US renewables arm to Brookfield for $1.7bn
According to National Grid, the sale aligns with its strategy to focus on networks and streamline its business activities ...
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Arbitration decision a vindication – NGCP
PRIVATELY-LED National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) has cleared its name of any legal wrongdoing in its operations, one of its officials reiterated, following the Singapore International ...
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National Grid, Eversource propose 10% rate cut for gas customers – but there's a catch
Another factor is natural gas rate increases approved by the state that took effect Nov. 1. They were 25% to 30% for ...
Massachusetts gas companies say support of clean energy contributing to soaring utility rates
Massachusetts gas companies proposing to slash energy bills by 10% for the rest of the winter season say their support of ...
Tentative Grid contract offer draws angry response from members, union says
The company's offer includes 3% wage increases in each of the next four years and rejects the union request to switch medical benefits to a union-affiliated plan.