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In Merger Debate, Lt. Gov. Supports Ratepayer Refund
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Lt. Governor Phil Scott is calling on the Shumlin Administration to reopen their negotiations over the CVPS merger plan, so that $21 million can be returned directly to ratepayers.VPR News
Utility Execs Defend Merger Plan To Lawmakers
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Utility executives and their allies are urging the Legislature not to tamper with a merger agreement between the state’s two largest power companies.VPR News
CVPS Documents Suggest $21 Million Payout Won’t Kill Merger Deal
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Proponents of the planned sale and merger of Central Vermont Public Service Corp. say the deal could fall apart if the Legislature forces the utility to pay a $21 million refund directly back to customers. But the company has told regulators that repaying the money is not a major obstacle to the merger.VPR News
Analysis: What The CVPS/GMP Merger Means For Gov. Shumlin
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VPR’s Peter Biello takes a look at the week in political news with longtime Vermont journalist Hamilton Davis.VPR News
Analysis: Proposed CVPS/Green Mountain Power Merger
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Bureau Chief Peter Hirshfeld of the Vermont Press Bureau and VT Digger Reporter Alan Panebaker talk about the latest developments of the proposed CVPS/Green Mountain Power merger.VPR News
Vt. Senate Debates Utility Merger And Ratepayer Refunds
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Members of the Vermont Senate are meeting Thursday in an unusual "joint caucus" to talk about the controversy of the Green Mountain Power-Central Vermont Public Service merger.VPR News
Campbell Expects Legislative Action On CVPS Refunds
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The leader of the Vermont Senate says he expects lawmakers will try to force the Public Service Board to order refunds to ratepayers for CVPS, which is currently in the midst of a merger.VPR News
Senators Scrutinize Utility Merger And Refund
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The question of whether CVPS should rebate $21 million directly to ratepayers has become an issue involving the complex world of utility rate making and the relationship between the Legislature and the Public Service Board.Vermont Edition
