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New York lawmakers introduced a bill to allow the Long Island Power Authority to provide public power to residents without the need for a third-party company.
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The Commission on the Future of the Long Island Power Authority released a draft report indicating the benefits of turning LIPA into a fully public model. The report outlines how these changes would improve transparency and affordability for residents.
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The Long Island Power Authority approved a new standard rate to encourage electricity customers to avoid peak hours when energy is most expensive and environmentally harmful to generate.
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The Shinnecock Tribal Nation is fighting to keep the power on after tribal customers received electric service termination notices from PSEG Long Island.
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Data shows wait times for PSEG Long Island’s call center spiked 1,500% in 2022.
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Community members shared their vision for a revamped electrical system on Tuesday at the first public hearing held by the Commission on the Future of the Long Island Power Authority.
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Since Superstorm Sandy in 2012, the Long Island Power Authority has upgraded the electric grid to prevent widespread outages in future storms. WSHU's climate podcast Higher Ground explored how that happened in its first season.
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The bond rating firm Fitch draws skepticism on the Long Island Power Authority turning into a fully public utility.
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Nearly 10,000 low-income PSEG Long Island and National Grid customers have the opportunity to eliminate their utility debt through a new state program in New York.
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Community groups in Sag Harbor are calling on PSEG Long Island and the Long Island Power Authority to reconsider proposed construction of an underground transmission wire under a "critical environmental area."