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Healey Activates Price Gouging Protections and Launches Winter Warmth Fund in…

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Maura Healey announced new actions taken via executive order to help families in Massachusetts manage rising heating and electric bills. These measures include declaring a State of Emergency and activating legal protections against price gouging of petroleum products. The plan expands eligibility for home heating assistance for low-income households through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) and introduces a new benefit for middle-class families. The initiative also includes a partnership with Citizens Energy to establish the Winter Warmth Fund.

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The actions are being taken due to the impact of the war in Iran on energy prices. The program is designed to deliver nearly $150 million in savings. This includes removing charges from electric bills for households and businesses across Massachusetts.

Governor Maura Healey manages state policy challenges in Massachusetts.

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    Utilities might face reduced revenue streams due to the removal of charges on electric bills.

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