Fletcher: Fiscal emergency still real at CUC

Despite rumors the Legislature may eventually overturn its state of emergency, Commonwealth Utilities Corp. acting executive director Alan Fletcher said the utilities company actually benefited from the executive order. Among these benefits, Fletcher said, is the current...
Posted On Jun 27 2012 08:12
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FLASHBACK – Jun. 25, 2012

Jun. 25, 2001 Direct loan moratorium remains Once the economy shows signs of recovery and loan payments improve, the Commonwealth Development Authority may start looking at the possibility of lifting its 10-month moratorium on direct loans. CDA Board Chair Juan S. Tenorio, in a...
Posted On Jun 25 2012 02:11
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Lifeline rate takes effect

Good news for low-income customers of the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. The utilities company’s lifeline tariff program has finally been approved by the Commonwealth Public Utilities Commission, allowing the agency to give discounts to low-income households on the non-fuel...
Posted On Dec 29 2011 00:37
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PSS: Admin to settle portion of public schools’ unpaid CUC bill

Despite a huge unpaid bill, no public school has been disconnected from the Commonwealth Utilities Corp.’s power and water grids, according to Public School System finance director Richard Waldo. He said PSS was able to avert the disconnections after the central government...
Posted On Nov 17 2011 01:32
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