New Yorkers face rising gas bills allegedly justified by climate initiatives, but in reality, they stem from National Grid's push for investments in outdated infrastructure. Despite public opposition, the Public Service Commission (PSC) approved a three-year rate hike. National Grid's plan also aims to maintain an aging liquefied gas facility, leading to higher costs for consumers. This situation highlights a troubling trend of increasing prices under the guise of climate action, while calls for accountability from the governor and PSC remain urgent as they reassess National Grid's long-term strategy.
National Grid's plans involve spending over $1 billion on an outdated LNG facility, leading to skyrocketing gas bills in the guise of transitioning to cleaner energy.
Despite overwhelming public opposition, the PSC approved National Grid's gas hike, suggesting a disconnect between public interest and regulatory decisions.
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