Central Maine Power

Not only did yesterday's high winds knock out power to thousands of Mainers across the region, but according to WMTW News 8, a house that was under construction in South Portland actually blew down.

There has also been a fair amount of confusion regarding the different portions of the overall electric bill. Maine residents will see a 'supply' portion and a 'delivery' portion.

We've received word that part of North Belfast Avenue (Route 3) has been shut down from the Weeks Mills Road up to Bolton Hill following an apparent early-morning car accident.

Hearing this story takes me back a few years.  Specifically, it takes me back to 2018.  Remember when, during the summer and fall of 2018, we were constantly losing power thanks to squirrels climbing on the power lines?  Here in Augusta, we lost power numerous times between July and late-September...

a woman is uninjured following a crash yesterday afternoon on River Ave in Gardiner that resulted in her car landing in the Kennebec River.

According to the KJ the report finds that CMP's metering and billing system has been, in fact, reporting electricity usage and bill rates accurately.

The latest CMP mishap told 62,000 customers they will be getting a credit on their next bill. That message was only supposed to go to 122 customers.

Are you one of them?

When I first read this headline on the KJ website I was a little confused. After reading the article, however, I'm still confused. CMP, which is currently dealing with an investigation and lawsuits over 'allegedly' overcharging Maine customers for their electricity service, will be giving 50 million dollars to assist low income customers in Mass...

About 5,000 Mainers Starting the Day Without Power

Homes and small businesses that use Central Maine Power's standard electricity offer will see slightly lower rates next year.

There are planned traffic disruptions on I-95 Wednesday morning July 8, 2015 so Central Maine Power (CMP) can do upgrades to the lines.

Every so often a scam comes along that takes advantage of a few unsuspecting people. This one I thought I would alert you to because Central Maine Power (CMP) is involved and everyone pretty much south of Bangor has CMP.