Major energy-affordability bill passes Massachusetts Senate

According to Canary Media, Massachusetts lawmakers moved closer to relief for residents burdened by some of the nation's highest utility bills. The state Senate passed a sweeping energy-affordability measure yesterday that's projected to save residents fourteen billion dollars over the next ten years. The bill restructures how the state procures energy and establishes safeguards on utility costs. Advocates see it as a pivotal step to address energy affordability in a state where many households struggle with heating and electricity expenses.

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