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Thousands miss out on utility assistance (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG -- Pennsylvania's electric and natural gas companies are required to offer discounted bills to low-income customers, but for years the programs have reached only a fraction of those who qualify. Now the long-running debate about how to increase the number of customers getting help is taking on new urgency as utility bills skyrocket and shutoffs hit record highs. A new data-sharing system could help increase participation, but opposition from the state Public Utility Commission is thwa
Low-income assistance costs raise questions (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG -- As rising energy prices drive up the cost of the customer assistance programs that Pennsylvania electric and natural gas utilities are required to offer, the question of who should pay for them is still hotly disputed. In Pennsylvania, those costs are shouldered solely by residential customers. Businesses and factories don't have to contribute, unlike in other states. The programs offer much-needed relief for the most vulnerable Pennsylvanians, lowering monthly bills and offering a
Thousands miss out on utility assistance (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG -- Pennsylvania's electric and natural gas companies are required to offer discounted bills to low-income customers, but for years the programs have reached only a fraction of those who qualify. Now the long-running debate about how to increase the number of customers getting help is taking on new urgency as utility bills skyrocket and shutoffs hit record highs. A new data-sharing system could help increase participation, but opposition from the state Public Utility Commission is thwa
Low-income assistance costs raise questions (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG -- As rising energy prices drive up the cost of the customer assistance programs that Pennsylvania electric and natural gas utilities are required to offer, the question of who should pay for them is still hotly disputed. In Pennsylvania, those costs are shouldered solely by residential customers. Businesses and factories don't have to contribute, unlike in other states. The programs offer much-needed relief for the most vulnerable Pennsylvanians, lowering monthly bills and offering a
More broadband funding slated to flow into state (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG -- A broadband grant program that the Trump administration abruptly canceled last year can be restored without language that allowed race to be used as a factor in awarding funding, a federal judge has ruled. In a case challenging the program's termination, U.S. District Judge John Bates agreed with federal officials that the underlying law is unconstitutional, because it allowed grants to be awarded based on "explicit racial classification." But he also said the program was "perfectl
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