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  1. January 27, 2015

    85% of Vermont Gas Employees Together Pledge Over $100,000 to United Way for 2015

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    Vermont Gas Employees Pledge Almost $100,000 To United Way

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    Vermont Gas Systems and its employees have pledged to donate $100,646.73 to the United Way in Chittenden, Addison, Franklin, Orange and Washington counties this year. Eighty-five percent of VGS’ 140 employees pledged to participate.


  2. January 15, 2015

    Vermont Gas Submits Public Service Board Testimony on Economic, Environmental, Efficiency Benefits of Proposed Gas Pipeline

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    Vermont Gas Submits Public Service Board Testimony on Economic Environmental Efficiency Benefits of Proposed Gas Pipeline

    Excerpt:

    Vermont Gas Systems (VGS) today filed a comprehensive benefit analysis of Phase 1 of the Addison Rutland Natural Gas Project, connecting the Chittenden County gas infrastructure to Addison County, with the Vermont Public Service Board (PSB).


  3. January 7, 2015

    Don Rendall Assumes Leadership at VGS

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    Don Rendall Assumes Leadership at VGS

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    Don Rendall launched his tenure as the CEO of Vermont Gas Systems (VGS) effective January 1, promising to bring a new vision and direction to the company. He succeeds Don Gilbert, who retired after 13 years as CEO.


  4. December 19, 2014

    Vermont Gas Announces Reset of Pipeline Project, New Cost Estimate for Burlington-Middlebury Pipeline

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    VGS Budget Adjustment

    Excerpt:

    Don Rendall, the incoming CEO of Vermont Gas Systems (VGS), today announced a reset of the Company’s Addison Rutland Natural Gas project. The company will ask the Vermont Public Service Board (PSB) to postpone hearings on Phase II of the project, scheduled to begin in January. The company will also file with the PSB a revised cost estimate for Phase 1 of the project, from Burlington to Middlebury.


  5. December 10, 2014

    Cut Costs This Winter: Vermont Gas Offers Free Energy Audits

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    Vermont Gas Offers Free Energy Audits

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    Now that the winter weather is here, Vermont Gas wants to help Vermonters keep the cold out and keep cash in their pockets by offering free energy audits for homes and businesses. Non-gas customers in the existing service areas and anyone along the Phase I pipeline route are eligible for the free energy audit.


  6. December 4, 2014

    Vermont Gas Systems and NG Advantage Turn On First “Gas Island” in Middlebury

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    Vermont Gas Systems and NG Advantage Turn on First Gas Island in Middlebury

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    Vermont Gas Systems and NG Advantage LLC have officially turned on Vermont’s first “gas island” on Exchange Street in Middlebury. This island consists of an Off-Loading Station and a small pipeline network that will connect the station to Agri-Mark’s Middlebury plant, Middlebury College, and several other large customers.


  7. December 2, 2014

    Vermont Gas Systems Recognizes Outstanding Employees

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    Outstanding Employees Release 12-02-2014

    Excerpt:

    Vermont Gas Systems today recognized three employees for their commitment to outstanding customer service. The award ceremony took place during the company’s Year-End Meeting at the Double Tree in South Burlington.


  8. December 1, 2014

    VGS Welcomes Opportunity to Open Dialogue with Concerned Landowners Group

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    Landowners Open Dialogue

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    Vermont Gas Systems (VGS) today announced that it will open a direct dialogue with a group of landowners who have raised concerns about the proposed extension of Vermont’s natural gas infrastructure into Addison County and about the company’s negotiations with landowners


  9. November 19, 2014

    New York Hearing Held to Bring Natural Gas to International Paper

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    IP Public Meeting _ 11 18 14

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    Tuesday night the New York Public Service Commission held a public hearing considering the New York components of Phase Two of the proposed Addison Rutland Natural Gas Project (ARNGP) to bring natural gas service to the Vermont towns of Cornwall and Shoreham and the International Paper (IP) mill in Ticonderoga, New York.


  10. November 18, 2014

    Vermont Gas Welcomes Beth Parent as Corporate Communications Manager

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    Vermont Gas Welcomes Beth Parent

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    Vermont Gas is pleased to announce Beth Parent has joined the team as Corporate Communications Manager.


  11. November 11, 2014

    Vermont Gas Marks Significant Progress in Landowner Negotiations

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    VGS Landowner progress

    Excerpt:

    Vermont Gas today said it has reached agreements with 75 percent of the 220 landowners along the Phase 1 Addison Rutland Natural Gas Project corridor permitted by state regulators.


  12. November 7, 2014

    Vermont Gas Named 2014 FCIDC Business of the Year

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    Vermont Gas Named 2014 FCIDC Business of the Year

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    Vermont Gas Systems has been named the 2014 Business of the Year by the Franklin County Industrial Development Corporation (FCIDC).


  13. October 28, 2014

    VGS Names Donald Rendall President & CEO; Donald Gilbert Announces Retirement

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    VGS Names Donald Rendall President & CEO; Donald Gilbert Announces Retirement

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    SOUTH BURLINGTON—The Vermont Gas Board of Directors announced today that Donald Gilbert will be retiring at the end of the year and Donald J. Rendall will become the new President and CEO of Vermont Gas, effective January 1, 2015.


  14. October 27, 2014

    Media Statement Regarding Protest in Montpelier

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    Montpelier protest statement_Oct 27, 2014

    Excerpt:

    Natural gas is safer, cleaner and about half the cost of the fuel oil and propane that most Vermonters use today.


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