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isaac @sevier.io · 10/12/2025

🔔 GOOD NEWS today from a grassroots campaign in the Hudson Valley that's trying to permanently bring down the price of their light bills with public power! Check out the full details and get involved in this campaign with @sarahana.bsky.social and @mhvdsa.bsky.social

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Sarahana @sarahana.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

Public ownership of our energy utility, Central Hudson, is not an end, it’s the means—to keep rates low, empower workers, and get us a 21st century grid. A new study estimates it would also save us money immediately! hudsonvalleypowerauthority.com/feasibility/

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Study: HVPA Will Save Money - Hudson Valley Power Authority

The Hudson Valley Power Authority Act is estimated to save $15.2 million in Year 1, and cumulatively $2.9 billion in the first 30 years through acquisition alone.

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Left Coast Reads 📚🌹 @leftcoastreads.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

Public power is the way forward! For affordability, reliability, and decarbonization.

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Lucy Hochschartner @lucyhoch.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

It's been so fun to see Hudson Valley for Public Power at work. They understand the moral stakes of this moment. They're strategic. They're organized. And now, they've got the data — public power will save millions! Definitely worth digging into the whole report from NewGen.

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hvpa.bsky.social @hvpa.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

A new independent study estimates replacing Central Hudson with a publicly-owned utility will save $15.2 million in Year 1, and $210.5 million per year by Year 30! Read the full report here: hudsonvalleypowerauthority.com/feasibility/

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Study: HVPA Will Save Money - Hudson Valley Power Authority

The Hudson Valley Power Authority Act is estimated to save $15.2 million in Year 1, and cumulatively $2.9 billion in the first 30 years through acquisition alone.

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