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Massachusetts utility regulators have issued a tentative approval for NStar Electric and Gas Corp.'s planned 18-mile, $200 million underground electric power line from Stoughton to Boston. The 345,000-volt line is intended to improve the reliability of power supplies in Greater Boston and potentially reduce electric rates by allowing more low-cost power from Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts to flow into ... (Full article: 1122 words)
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