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Vermont鈥檚 largest utility, Green Mountain Power, announced last week that it has set the goal of getting all of its power from renewable energy sources by鈥�

Green Mountain Power wants a little more freedom from regulation in exchange for assuming a little more risk to its own bottom line over the next three鈥�

When you think about renewable energy, does a nuclear power plant come to mind? Probably not. But in a roundabout way, Vermont utilities are using nuclear鈥�

The push for renewable energy has been strong in Vermont. So strong that the grid in northeast Vermont sometimes gets so overloaded that renewable energy鈥�

Green Mountain Power customers will pay slightly less for their electricity next year before rates rise 5.43 percent in September, according to a ruling鈥�

A former state official who allegedly raised questions at the Department of Public Service over its handling of a Green Mountain Power rate case says he鈥�

State utility regulators have taken the unusual step of making public an anonymous letter that alleges close ties between the agency that advocates for鈥�

A couple from New York City are the winners of Green Mountain Power鈥檚 "Innovation Home" giveaway contest in Rutland. Contestants had to write a 500-word鈥�

In addition to creating personal discomfort, this week's heat wave is having an effect on how local utility companies opperate. When temperatures鈥�

Vermont businesses are being warned of another round of phone scams by callers claiming to be from utility companies. The scammers tell you that you鈥�