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Sen. Joe Griffo of Rome is pushing the package after state regulators approved steep rate hikes for National Grid and NYS Electric and Gas.
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A typical household will pay $600 more for combined gas and electricity service over the next three years.
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National Grid has the green light to move forward with $126 million worth of infrastructure projects aimed at expanding energy availability across its service area.
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The public can view National Grid's permit request filed with the Public Service Commission.
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National Grid will no longer pay solar customers for excess energy under a new policy, impacting those with systems installed after March 9, 2017.
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The utility released a proposal in May that sharply increases gas and electricity rates. They're under review by the Public Service Commission.
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The smart meters will allow customers to check their energy remotely via a mobile app.
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The company is requesting a 15 percent increase in electricity delivery rates and 20 percent for natural gas by 2025. NYS regulators will scrutinize the plan over the next 11 months.
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The National Weather Service said the winter conditions are part of a system moving across the Great Lakes, through the local region and into New England.
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A ground breaking event was held for the construction of four tiny homes for the homeless on Syracuse's Southwest Side.