the public advocate said that the bill that Troy voted against would have saved two hundred seventy five dollars a year for the average homeowner on the bill
SupportedSusan Collins, at Maine U.S. Senate General Election Debate 1 (WGME)
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Why we checked itSpecific dollar figure attributed to the public advocate regarding savings for average homeowners — verifiable against the public advocate's statements and the bill's fiscal analysis
What we foundThe Maine Public Advocate did testify that the Net Energy Billing program would cost approximately $275 per year per ratepayer by 2025, in the context of a 2023 bill (LD 1347) that Jackson allowed to die in the Senate.