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Pass PIPP in RI Senate Finance Committee now to lower utility rates

Rate restructuring would lower utility costs
The Percentage Income Payment Plan (PIPP) creates an income-sensitive tiered program to ensure that home energy utility costs are affordable for low-income households. Urge your the RI Senator to pass PIPP this session! Tell them to pass PIPP this session.

Also contact the President of the RI Senate Val Lawson to ask her to pass the Percentage Income Payment Plan Now! Take a minute today to contact the President of the RI Senate who have the power to bring PIPP to a vote on the floor of the Senate.
Ask Senator Lawson to bring the PIPP Senate Bill No. 2248 out of the RI Senate Finance Committee to the floor to be voted on and passed by the Senate. Call President of the RI Senate Val Lawson at: 401-222-4901 and/or email: 
[email protected]

Send or leave a message sharing why it is important for her to act now to lower utility bills in 2026. She can make the difference to get this important bill out of the Senate Finance Committee. Please take a moment to act now to get this important bill passed this session!

PIPP is a clear, common-sense policy that has been advocated for year after year. We demand that legislators support and approve an effective approach to lower utilities costs to a total of 6% of income for low-income Rhode Islanders. Every year PIPP isn't passed, working class and low-income utility consumers continue to pay higher percentages of income toward utility bills compared to other consumers. Without PIPP people will continue to unfairly face utility terminations because of the legislators’ lack of passing this needed bill.

For more information email: 
[email protected]
or call: 401-728-5555

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