Maine Public | By Peter McGuire

Published November 19, 2025 at 4:09 PM EST

Mainers' power bills will go up again in 2026 after the Maine Public Utilities Commission approves new annual contracts to supply electricity to the state's investor-owned transmission and distribution utilities.

Commissioners said increasing costs were linked to rising prices of natural gas across the country. About half of the power used in New England is generated by power plants that burn…

Wednesday, Nov 19, 2025 - 12:45 PM

Authored by Tom Ozimek via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),

An increasing number of American households are falling behind on their utility bills as energy costs remain elevated heading into winter, according to a new analysis from two nonprofits.

Past-due balances owed…

Maine Public | By Peter McGuire

Published November 18, 2025 at 6:00 PM EST

Central Maine Power's controversial power distribution rate plan met an early end Tuesday as Maine utility regulators dismissed the case.

It's the first time on record the Maine Public Utilizes Commission has rejected such a proposal entirely.

Their decision reflected public opinion, which has been against the $1.5 billion dollar plan since it was released this…

Maine Public | By Peter McGuire

Published November 17, 2025 at 5:03 PM EST

The Maine Public Utilities Commission plans to ask developers to submit proposals to build a "green hydrogen" plant in the state.

Commissioners last week filed a draft request for proposals and want all potential bidders to indicate their interest in developing a facility by early December.

Developers would pay for a project, but commissioners could direct one of the state's power…

From the days when First Wind was destroying Maine with wind turbines:

"Another $115 million in funds for windmills went to a company called First Wind, which, I noted, had owners that included D.E. Shaw and Madison Dearborn Partners. Shaw is the firm at which President Obama's chief of the National Economic Council, Lawrence Summers, held a $5.2 million a year, one-day-a-week job, and Madison Dearborn is the firm of…

These states have been spending money on renewable energy projects like drunken sailors, with the media acting like cheerleaders for their failing wind agenda.

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Massachusetts fought the war on fossil fuels as if it were a real war. Fossil fuel plants shut down, and gas pipelines were denied access. The states, after a…

Maine Public | By Peter McGuire

Published November 14, 2025 at 4:31 PM EST

Since taking power earlier this year, President Trump has made good on campaign threats to halt American offshore wind projects.

His anti-wind agenda has stifled clean energy growth in Maine and the…

https://rumble.com/v71oibo-geoengineering-chemtrails-are-the-elephant-in-the-sky.html

Vineyard Wind Blade Accident: 60 Tons of Microplastics

New York Attorney General Letitia James led a coalition of 18 states in a lawsuit against the Trump administration in May 2025 for blocking federal approval of wind turbine projects. James, during her campaign, vowed to pursue Donald Trump, saying he was an illegitimate…

The price of electricity in Maine coincides with the growth of solar

WAYNE ROOT: CHEMTRAILS: We All See It. We All Know It’s Happening. We’re All Concerned. We Want President Trump and RFK Jr. to Address This Crisis. And Then Ban the Chemtrails in Our Skies.

November 12, 2025 

By Wayne Allyn Root

This will be one of the shortest columns I’ve ever written. Because the story is short and sweet. It’s like “Show and Tell.” Everyone can see the…

Almost all Germans oppose combustion engine bans and meat reduction measures to save the planet

https://www.windtaskforce.org/profiles/blogs/almost-all-germans-oppose-combustion-engine-bans-and-meat

By Thomas Brooke…

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The government has finally admitted that chemtrails are real. It’s called geoengineering and it’s far worse than anything you imagined. Dane Wigington explains.

Weblink for full free hour long extremely important interview:…

What about how many the wind industry (who Audubon has taken money from) has killed?

Maine Public | By Ari Snider

Published November 10, 2025 at 8:39 AM EST

Maine Audubon says this fall was the second deadliest on record for birds crashing into glass windows in the Portland area. The group began tracking collisions five years ago.

Outreach manager Nick Lund said volunteers with the group's BirdSafe program found 158 dead or injured…