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“A wide variety of surveillance, deterrence, physical and technology measures are in place, and...robust.”
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Prices are up because of the rising costs of natural gas, which generates about half of the state’s electricity.
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Pa. adopted rules intended to protect people from market volatility like what Texas saw last winter
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Natural gas still leads as the nation’s top source of electricity, generating 1,617 kWh last year, or about 40% of U.S. power generation.
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Under the settlement, NYSEG would halt a proposed pipeline expansion in the Southern Tier and would stop promoting the use of natural gas and commit to net-zero growth in gas sales.
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NYSEG electric customers would see about a 2.3% increase in the first year, with the average monthly customer seeing a monthly increase of $2.49.
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It’s a different story on the commercial side, with a lot of businesses around the state forced to close if they are considered non-essential.
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Proposed bill would require Legislature to OK Pennsylvania becoming part of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
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Owners of existing clean energy power plants in New York say they’d like the same support from the state for their businesses that new ones get.
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Over 50 people at a public hearing called on the Public Service Commission to deny rate increase.