Responding To Critics, GMP Sweetens Deal

Green Mountain Power has responded to critics who say it isn’t providing enough benefits to Central Vermont Public Service customers in the planned merger of the two companies. GMP says it will pay another $21 million toward customer energy efficiency.

With Utility Merger, AARP Wants Ratepayer Refund

AARP Vermont says customers helped rescue Central Vermont Public Service when it got into financial trouble more than a decade ago. So now that the company is healthy enough to be sold, AARP says those customers should get their money back.

Merger Of CVPS, GMP Parent Began More Than A Year Ago

Shareholders of Central Vermont Public Service Corporation approved a proposed merger with GazMetro, the parent company of Green Mountain Power. VPR teamed up with the investigative website, VT Digger for a behind the scenes look at the deal.
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Douglas: Power Merger

To former Vermont governor and commentator Jim Douglas, the proposed merger between Green Mountain Power and CVPS is another indicator that the partnership between Vermont and Quebec is growing stronger.
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Solarfest Attendees Consider Utility Merger

Many people at this year’s Solarfest were talking about the proposed merger of Central Vermont Public Service and Green Mountain Power – especially the promise to make Rutland Vermont’s first solar city. Earlier: CVPS Board Endorses Gaz Metro Bid For GMP