WARWICK – State utility regulators on Aug. 27 voted to approve higher winter electricity rates, beginning in October, but this time the increases will last all year. National Grid Rhode Island requested the new rates to help the company pay for higher winter energy purchasing costs. The company had suggested steeper increases lasting only six
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