Long Island group urges lawmakers to make LIPA a fully public utility
The Long Island Progressive Coalition urged lawmakers to make LIPA a fully public utility and end its private management by PSEG.
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Sep 11, 2023, 11:05 PM
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2h agoLong Islanders rallied Monday to call for a change of management when it comes to getting power.
The Long Island Progressive Coalition urged lawmakers to make LIPA a fully public utility and end its private management by PSEG.
The rally comes ahead of a LIPA Commission hearing set for Tuesday.
Coalition members say the change would save customers between $48 million and $78 million a year. That's according to numerous evaluations.
In a statement to News 12 PSEG stated, "PSEG Long Island is the #1 ranked overhead utility in the state of New York in both reliability and customer satisfaction and we look forward to presenting to the LIPA Commission tomorrow."
