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Bills rise when utilities use conflicting forecasts to drive gas and electric investment
Experts from Current Energy Group and Advanced Energy United argue that integrated utility planning in New York could cut ratepayer costs…
Source Utility Dive AI Summary Updated August 24, 2026
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Experts from Current Energy Group and Advanced Energy United argue that integrated utility planning in New York could cut ratepayer costs by eliminating duplicated investments.
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