CLP Events
Join us on Tuesday, November 28th for a community meeting to hear about how energy is a human right and the movement for affordable, clean energy!
Central Hudson (Fortis) has proposed a new rate plan for 2017-2018 that contains a number of questionable spending items and calls for an increase in fixed charges to customers - already the highest in the state - as well as a new type of residential customer charge. The Public Service Commission is holding public hearings on this plan in Poughkeepsie, Kingston, and Newburgh. This is the chance to make our voices heard! Information sessions will be held one hour prior to each hearing.
Information Sessions: 2pm & 6pm
Public Hearings: 3pm & 7pm
We need to fill the room and make our voices heard!
Click here for CLP's FAQs on this proposal. For CLP's suggested talking points, email contact@citizensforlocalpower.org.
Please help spread the word! A big turnout at these hearings will send a powerful message to Central Hudson and the PSC.
If you cannot attend one of the public hearings, you can submit comments directly on the PSC website for Case Numbers 17-E-0459 and 17-G-0460. Click on the “Post Comments” button in the top right of the page.
Central Hudson (Fortis) has proposed a new rate plan for 2017-2018 that contains a number of questionable spending items and calls for an increase in fixed charges to customers - already the highest in the state - as well as a new type of residential customer charge. The Public Service Commission is holding public hearings on this plan in Poughkeepsie, Kingston, and Newburgh. This is the chance to make our voices heard! Information sessions will be held one hour prior to each hearing.
Information Sessions: 2pm & 6pm
Public Hearings: 3pm & 7pm
We need to fill the room and make our voices heard!
Click here for CLP's FAQs on this proposal. For CLP's suggested talking points, email contact@citizensforlocalpower.org.
Please help spread the word! A big turnout at these hearings will send a powerful message to Central Hudson and the PSC.
If you cannot attend one of the public hearings, you can submit comments directly on the PSC website for Case Numbers 17-E-0459 and 17-G-0460. Click on the “Post Comments” button in the top right of the page.
