Maine businesses receiving energy credits to combat high costs

The credits - most of which are just over $2,300 - will be applied by the end of the month.
The credits - most of which are just over $2,300 - will be applied by the end of the month.(WABI)
Published: Oct. 18, 2022 at 11:48 PM EDT
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BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Nearly 3,000 small businesses and nonprofits across Maine will receive a combined seven million dollars to help relieve high energy costs.

Governor Mills announced the one-time electric utility account credits, a product of legislation signed this April.

The legislation offers tiered relief based on electricity usage with funding from the Maine Jobs and Recovery Plan.

The credits - most of which are just over $2,300 - will be applied by the end of the month.