The proposed rate increases have been officially rejected. This outcome confirms that consistent public pressure yields tangible results for our community. We will continue to monitor the utility board to ensure that these costs remain reasonable for all ratepayers.
Action Long Island (ALI) had opposed the basic structure of the LIPA
Reform Act (ACT) from its inception and continues to stand against it.
The promises made by the proponents of the ACT ring hollow in the face
of the proposed rate increases recommended by PSEG-LI. The Increases are
an insult to the ratepayers of Long Island and will only continue to
cause them to suffer even greater economic pain. If you agree with ALI
and you want a collective voice to be heard, please sign this petition which will be presented to our Albany elected officials.
We sign this petition against the PSEG-LI proposed rate increase!
Visit our website : http://actionlongisland.org/ Like Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/actionLI Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ActionLI
The petition has now surpassed one hundred signatures. This level of engagement confirms that many Long Island residents share our concerns regarding the proposed rate hikes.
Reached 100 supporters
February 6, 2015
101 Comments
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john gulino
11 years ago
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As a senior citizen on a fixed income with all areas of house hold expenses going up including electric and gas property taxes etc will cause us to become totally bankrupt.
M
Mark Baydarian
11 years ago
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I though PSEG was going to save us money. I believe that is what Govenor Coumo said. Rates are already too high on Long Island and they are driving away business and our young people.
J
Jerritt Gluck
11 years ago
Featured
LI electric rates are one of the highest in the US. Are we still paying for Shoreham? That was LILCO's mistake almost 30 years ago.
A
Action Long Island (ALI)
· petition starter
11 years ago
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Can anyone explain why PSEG-LI asks for a rate increase so soon after the last election ? Does something look curious about the timing ?
They could have asked for the increase before the election too, yes?
L
Lesllie Bass
11 years ago
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My previous email went flying before I finished. What I am saying is that I cannot afford the cost of living and the electric and gas for my home with my income cut in half with the death of my husband. PSEG promised they would not raise their rates, and, of course, a rate increase is almost the 1st thing they have done.
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Hank Funsch
11 years ago
Featured
As an Executive for a mid-sized company, we struggle with the Costs on LI, with utility costs being a significant cost item to our operations. Further rate increases will have a significant impact on our competitiveness and ability to retain jobs on LI.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
A lot of people struggle to pay their bill now. How do you expect anyone not to be sitting in the dark if rates go higher?
The proposed rate increases have been officially rejected. This outcome confirms that consistent public pressure yields tangible results for our community. We will continue to monitor the utility board to ensure that these costs remain reasonable for all ratepayers.
Action Long Island (ALI) had opposed the basic structure of the LIPA
Reform Act (ACT) from its inception and continues to stand against it.
The promises made by the proponents of the ACT ring hollow in the face
of the proposed rate increases recommended by PSEG-LI. The Increases are
an insult to the ratepayers of Long Island and will only continue to
cause them to suffer even greater economic pain. If you agree with ALI
and you want a collective voice to be heard, please sign this petition which will be presented to our Albany elected officials.
We sign this petition against the PSEG-LI proposed rate increase!
Visit our website : http://actionlongisland.org/ Like Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/actionLI Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ActionLI
The petition has now surpassed one hundred signatures. This level of engagement confirms that many Long Island residents share our concerns regarding the proposed rate hikes.
Reached 100 supporters
February 6, 2015
101 Comments
J
john gulino
11 years ago
Featured
As a senior citizen on a fixed income with all areas of house hold expenses going up including electric and gas property taxes etc will cause us to become totally bankrupt.
M
Mark Baydarian
11 years ago
Featured
I though PSEG was going to save us money. I believe that is what Govenor Coumo said. Rates are already too high on Long Island and they are driving away business and our young people.
J
Jerritt Gluck
11 years ago
Featured
LI electric rates are one of the highest in the US. Are we still paying for Shoreham? That was LILCO's mistake almost 30 years ago.
A
Action Long Island (ALI)
· petition starter
11 years ago
Featured
Can anyone explain why PSEG-LI asks for a rate increase so soon after the last election ? Does something look curious about the timing ?
They could have asked for the increase before the election too, yes?
L
Lesllie Bass
11 years ago
Featured
My previous email went flying before I finished. What I am saying is that I cannot afford the cost of living and the electric and gas for my home with my income cut in half with the death of my husband. PSEG promised they would not raise their rates, and, of course, a rate increase is almost the 1st thing they have done.
H
Hank Funsch
11 years ago
Featured
As an Executive for a mid-sized company, we struggle with the Costs on LI, with utility costs being a significant cost item to our operations. Further rate increases will have a significant impact on our competitiveness and ability to retain jobs on LI.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
A lot of people struggle to pay their bill now. How do you expect anyone not to be sitting in the dark if rates go higher?
As a senior citizen on a fixed income with all areas of house hold expenses going up including electric and gas property taxes etc will cause us to become totally bankrupt.