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Utility shut-offs in Connecticut have more than doubled. Advocates say low-income families are being kept in the dark about how to prevent them
Advocates say as electricity shut-offs have doubled in Connecticut, low-income families have been kept in the dark about ways to reduce back bills
Source: www.courant.com
This is counter-intuitive. Why in a strong economy are more people getting their power cut? This is also a great example of the benefits of public utilities that are driven by an obligation to serve customers who are struggling to pay their bills.
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