utilities

stoping JCP+L's RATE HIKE
stoping JCP+L's RATE HIKE
stoping JCP+L's RATE HIKE
Assemblyman Greg McGuckin, a member of the Telecommunications and Utilities Committee, feels Jersey Central Power & Light Company (JCP&L) should withdraw their recently submitted request to the Board of Public Utilities (BPU) for a $31.5 million rate hike in order to cover the costs of Hurricane Irene in September, 2011 and the snowstorm which followed in October that same year.
Bill Aimed At NJ Power Infrastructure [AUDIO]
Bill Aimed At NJ Power Infrastructure [AUDIO]
Bill Aimed At NJ Power Infrastructure [AUDIO]
One criticism behind hurricane Sandy is that New Jersey's utility infrastructure, including the poles that carry power across the state, are not the best of quality. Some suggest that weakness may have been a contributing factor to the many electric outages during the storm.
defending their performance
defending their performance
defending their performance
The state's utility companies are defending their performance during Superstorm Sandy after being put in the hot seat once again by the State Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee.
rate hike not a sure thing
To cover expenses incurred after Hurricane Irene and last year's surprise October ice storm and to pay for infrastructure upgrades, Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L) is requesting a $31 million a year rate increase.

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