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AARP-Vermont Works To Influence Proposed Utility Merger
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The advocacy group continues to advertise about Green Mountain Power’s plan to take over and merge with Central Vermont Public Service. The group delivered petitions with the signatures of 15,000 customers of CVPS.Vermont Edition
Utility CEO Discusses Merger, Wind Power
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Green Mountain Power is at the center several energy stories right now, and on Tuesday’s program we discuss them with the company’s CEO Mary Powell.VPR News
Utility Merger May Not Translate To Ratepayer Savings
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Vermont Press Bureau Chief Peter Hirschfeld talks about what the potential merger between Central Vermont Public Service and Green Mountain Power means for ratepayers.VPR News
Rutland Negotiates Agreement, Now Supports GMP-CVPS Merger
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Members of the Rutland City board of Aldermen say they now support the proposed merger between Central Vermont Public Service and Green Mountain Power.VPR News
With Utility Merger, AARP Wants Ratepayer Refund
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AARP Vermont says customers helped rescue Central Vermont Public Service when it got into financial trouble more than a decade ago. So now that the company is healthy enough to be sold, AARP says those customers should get their money back.VPR News
GMP, CVPS Begin To Merge Marketing, Brands
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Vermont’s largest electric utilities plan to merge, and they now have a new look to match their combined marketing efforts.VPR News
CVPS: Stockholders Back Gaz Metro Sale
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Central Vermont Public Service shareholders have approved the proposed merger of their company with the parent of Green Mountain Power. The utility says stockholders representing nearly 98 percent of the outstanding shares voted in favor of selling the company to Gaz Metro of Quebec.VPR News
Merger Of CVPS, GMP Parent Began More Than A Year Ago
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Shareholders of Central Vermont Public Service Corporation approved a proposed merger with GazMetro, the parent company of Green Mountain Power. VPR teamed up with the investigative website, VT Digger for a behind the scenes look at the deal.VPR News