Maine PUC Rejects CMP’s Rate Hike Increase

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Central Maine Power was looking to increase electricity rates over a five-year period. The hike would have led to a rate increase of as much as $35 a month on most bills.

According to CBS 13 WGME, the Maine Public Utilities Commission has unanimously rejected CMP’s request.

The next move expected from CMP, is for the utility file a new proposal.

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