In a filing last week, energy company Eversource said it’s now cutting back on the share Western Massachusetts customers will pay in a rate hike planned for the next year. WAMC’s Berkshire Bureau Chief JD Allen spoke with Eversource spokesperson Priscilla Ress about the new proposal.
Eversource filed with the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities in January to raise its electricity rates next year by more than $96 million and $50 million annually for the next four years.
