I have spent my career working at CMP, and I am proud of that. Pine Tree Power leaves politicians in control of our electricity grid. Not ...
I have spent my career working at CMP, and I am proud of that. Pine Tree Power leaves politicians in control of our electricity grid. Not ...
I am voting “no” on Question 3 because Pine Tree Power is too expensive for Maine and would create risks that no Maine business or ...
We’ve seen nothing documenting the impact it would have on our utility bills, on reliability or, importantly, on the clean-energy ...
All of this is going to cost us in litigation on both ends, which in the end will be passed on to rate payers or taxpayers; there are no ...
Do you honestly want our government to take over our current utilities? Private industry has a better track record than government run ...
So, I agree with Governor Mills and will vote No on Question 3. There remain too many unanswered questions about how the people of Maine ...
I see a lot of people comparing Pine Tree Power with other consumer-owned utilities across the state. To me, that’s like comparing one ...
Don’t we have enough partisan politics already? Partisanship dominates the headlines every day. The last thing we need is more special ...
Finally, this only addresses who owns and runs the transmission portion. It will not control the price of the electricity. I urge you not ...
Reject the creation of the Pine Tree Power Co. Vote no on Question 3.
From my point of view Question 3 is a bad idea.
Pine Tree Power is an expensive risk that I’m not willing to take. I’ll be voting no on Question 3 this November.