Massachusetts bill would end a costly gas pipeline repair program

The Massachusetts Senate is moving to end a natural gas pipeline repair program that lawmakers say inflates consumer bills without improving system safety. The Senate earlier this month passed a sweeping energy-affordability bill aimed at saving residents roughly fourteen billion dollars over the next decade. Canary Media reports that eliminating this costly program is a central part of that effort to reduce utility expenses.

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