Proposed rate hikes for Central Hudson to go before judge today
The company has also faced backlash for ongoing billing issues in recent months and calls for their CEO to resign.
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Jan 25, 2024, 1:28 PM
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11ds agoProposed rate hikes for Central Hudson will go before a judge today.
Central Hudson filed a request back in July to raise electric rates by 16% and natural gas rates by 19%.
However, some local lawmakers pointed out that Central Hudson's parent company reported profits well over a billion dollars in 2022.
The company has also faced backlash for ongoing billing issues in recent months and calls for their CEO to resign.
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