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Central Maine Power proposes a $4 monthly bill drop starting July 2026 due to lower storm repair costs, pending commission approval.
Central Maine Power is proposing a temporary $4 monthly reduction in residential electricity bills starting in July 2026, due to lower storm-related repair costs in 2025.
The change, equivalent to a 2.4% drop, results from a $109 million reduction in recovery revenue needs, while CMP seeks $70 million for infrastructure upgrades.
The adjustment is a short-term measure while regulators develop long-term rate plans.
A broader rate proposal is expected in April 2026, with potential changes effective in 2027.
The Public Advocate’s Office supports the reduction but urges careful review to ensure fairness.
Any final decision requires approval by the Maine Public Utilities Commission.
Central Maine Power propone una caída de factura mensual de $4 a partir de julio de 2026 debido a menores costos de reparación de tormentas, pendiente de la aprobación de la comisión.