LIPA’s future up for debate at Friday committee meeting
A special legislative committee is asking Long Island residents you weigh in on the possibility of LIPA operating on its own. That means LIPA would cut ties with its third-party manager PSEG.
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Apr 21, 2023, 12:16 PM
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UPDATE: Friday's meeting has been postponed.
Earlier coverage is below.
The future of the Long Island Power Authority will be up for debate Friday.
A special legislative committee is asking Long Island residents you weigh in on the possibility of LIPA operating on its own. That means LIPA would cut ties with its third-party manager PSEG.
A contract between LIPA and PSEG is up in 2025.
A draft report released by the committee this week says a switch from the current plan could see rate-payers money and improve infrastructure.
The meeting begins at 11 a.m. at the Nassau Legislative building, and is being livestreamed.
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