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Utility Merger And Transmission Corridors
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The proposed sale of Central Vermont Public Service to a Canadian firm has raised a few questions about high power electric transmission corridors through Vermont and neighboring states.Commentary Series
Douglas: Power Merger
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To former Vermont governor and commentator Jim Douglas, the proposed merger between Green Mountain Power and CVPS is another indicator that the partnership between Vermont and Quebec is growing stronger.VPR News
Solarfest Attendees Consider Utility Merger
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Many people at this year’s Solarfest were talking about the proposed merger of Central Vermont Public Service and Green Mountain Power – especially the promise to make Rutland Vermont’s first solar city. Earlier: CVPS Board Endorses Gaz Metro Bid For GMPVermont Edition
Powering Up: The Gaz Metro Purchase Of CVPS
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Where does the agreed-upon sale of CVPS to Gaz Metro go in the months ahead? We look at the approval process. Plus, VPR’s John Dillon recaps our "UVM At A Crossroads" series. And, we visit the Museum of Everyday Life in Glover.VPR News
Analysis: Competing Bids For CVPS
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VPR’s John Dillon looks at the competing bids from two Canadian power companies for the purchase of Central Vermont Public Service, the state’s largest electric utility.Vermont Edition
Where The Power Flows North: The Sale Of CVPS
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We look at the impact of the proposed sale of CVPS on the company’s shareholders, rate payers and employees. We also discuss a new agreement addressing the backlog of cases of abuse and neglect to seniors and vulnerable adults. And we begin our Summer School series by learning how to set up a worm composting bin.VPR News
CVPS Names New President
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Central Vermont Public Service has named a career utility executive as its new president. Larry Reilly will start work March 1 as the CEO of the state’s largest electric utility.VPR News
Readsboro Hears Case For Selling Its Electric Company
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The Vermont Public Service Board will be in Readsboro Wednesday night for a public hearing on the proposed sale of the town’s electric company to Central Vermont Public Service.VPR News