City council proposes bill restricting gas regulator installation | #citycouncil
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Google-News-Wire
- August 22, 2023
- baltimore
- baltimore city
- Baltimore Gas and Electric
- BGE
- bge rate hike
- bge rates
- CHAP
- Clada Towels
- Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation
- Congressman
- exterior gas pressure regulator
- gas meter
- gas pressure
- gas pressure regulator
- gas regulator
- governor
- Historic Preservation
- installation
- Magdalena Fytzsimmons
- meter
- preservation
- protest
- rate
- rate hike
- restraining order
- Sandra Seward
Baltimore homeowners could soon have more say in what gas equipment is installed on their property.Baltimore City’s Public Service Commission held a hearing last week that came and went without a decision on the controversial exterior gas regulators Baltimore Gas and Electric intended to install on homes in the city.City council members are getting impatient.| […]
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Baltimore City Council adopts resolution on BGE rate hikes | #citycouncil
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Google-News-Wire
- July 18, 2023
- baltimore
- baltimore city
- Baltimore Gas and Electric
- BGE
- bge rate hike
- bge rates
- CHAP
- Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation
- Congressman
- exterior gas pressure regulator
- gas meter
- gas pressure
- gas pressure regulator
- gas regulator
- Historic Preservation
- installation
- meter
- preservation
- president
- protest
- rate
- rate hike
- restraining order
The Baltimore City Council on Monday adopted a resolution to oppose rate hikes for Baltimore Gas and Electric.City Councilman Zeke Cohen, D-District 1, introduced the resolution and called on the Maryland Public Service Commission to reject the utility’s proposed multiyear rate plan.”It’s important to note that the regulatory body that regulates BGE is the Public […]
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Anticipated MUD rate hike not related to streetcar construction plans
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Google-News-Wire
- December 7, 2022
- budget
- city attorney
- estimates
- finances
- Gas
- Jean Stothert
- metropolitan utility district
- mud omaha
- natural gas
- old utility lines
- Omaha Mayor
- omaha public works
- omaha streetcar
- omaha urban core
- public utility
- rate hike
- replacement lines
- residential customers
- utilities
- utility bills
- water
- water rates
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Omaha-area natural gas and water rates are going up, but the mayor’s office says it’s not because of the streetcar. According to a news release from Mayor Jean Stothert’s office, officials from the Metropolitan Utility District told Omaha City Council members on Tuesday that the rate hikes were needed “to pay […]
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