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PURA finds UI, Eversource did not meet acceptable performance ahead of Isaias

PURA finds UI, Eversource did not meet acceptable performance ahead of Isaias News 12 Staff Updated on:Apr 28, 2021, 11:17am EDT Connecticut s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority has found that the state s two largest power companies did not meet certain acceptable performance standards in preparing for and responding to Tropical Storm Isaias. Today s final decision concludes an eight-month investigation following Gov. Ned Lamont s request for PURA to investigate how Connecticut s Electric Distribution Companies Eversource and United Illuminating prepared for and responded to the Aug. 4, 2020 storm. An estimated 1 million Connecticut residents were in the dark, some for as long as two weeks, after the tropical storm tore through Connecticut.

Regulators Hear From Eversource About Response To Tropical Storm Isaias

Originally published on April 19, 2021 10:17 pm State regulators met Monday to hear directly from utility Eversource about its response to Tropical Storm Isaias. At issue were potential fines for the company due to a storm response that was highly criticized in a draft decision issued by the state’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) last month. In the decision, PURA cited what it characterized as multiple failures in Eversource’s response to Isaias, which knocked out power to about half of the utility’s customer base in August last year.  Some of those power restorations took days, with Eversource ultimately estimating about $230 million in storm-related costs. 

PURA: Scammers asking CT customers for utility payments via gift card

PURA: Scammers asking CT customers for utility payments via gift card FacebookTwitterEmail Crews work on downed power lines on South Street, at Oakland Heights, in Bethel, Conn, on Wednesday, September 30, 2020. Power was out in multiple locations due to a storm that moved through the area overnight.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut Media Connecticut authorities are warning utility customers to be on the lookout for scammers posing as representatives for various utility companies and demanding payment through pre-paid gift cards. In a tweet, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority said the agency “is aware of incidents where scammers are posing as utilities asking customers to pay utility bills via an app, gift card or pre-paid credit card.”

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