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Resources / Statements & Testimonies•Jul 18, 2019

Testimony Supporting An Act to Protect Ratepayers in Massachusetts

Acadia Center's testimony calls on members of the Massachusetts Telecommunications, Utilities, and Energy Committee to address regressive changes that have arisen out of recent utility rate cases and have moved the state further away from goals related to consumer control and local clean energy. In particular, this bill would correct unreasonably high returns on equity and automatic annual rate hikes at 3-4% per year. A second bill would correct another core issue: the elimination of on-peak/off-peak rates.
Acadia Center Testimony on An Act to Protect Ratepayers MA

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