Mass. regulators order gas companies to cut bills by at least 5 percent in March and April
Responding to an outcry among consumers and elected officials, the state Department of Public Utilities has ordered the state’s five natural gas utilities to reduce their total gas bills for the next two months.
Mass. gas companies ordered by state to reduce bills by at least 5%
Five of Massachusetts' major gas companies are being ordered to reduce customer gas bills by at least 5% starting next month amid consumer angst over rising utility costs. The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities issued letters Thursday,
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