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  • At It Again: Eversource Seeks to Raise Electricity Rates in CT

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  • Here’s How Both Philadelphia and New England Can Win Today

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  • New Hampshire Rejects Northern Pass Power Line

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  • Geothermal Electricity: Starting to Heat Up Around the World

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  • Who Should Get the Next Connecticut Microgrid?

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  • Massachusetts Approves Demand Charge for Net Metering Customers

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  • Massachusetts Power Plant Goes Offline at the Worst Possible Time

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  • New England Becomes Priciest Market in the World for Natural Gas

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  • Renewable Electricity Generation Surpasses Nuclear for the First Time Since 1984

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  • How to Avoid the Projected Higher Heating Costs this Winter

    As many of Americans are already experiencing, winter heating costs are expected to be higher this year than the previous 2 years. The reason for the increase is because fuel prices are slightly higher this year. Also, the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration (NOAA) is expecting a colder winter than the previous 2 years.

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