CT utility companies to see overhaul, tying performance and bills
Nearly three years after Tropical Storm Isaias, CT regulators on Wednesday approved next phase of utility accountability
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Nearly three years after Tropical Storm Isaias, CT regulators on Wednesday approved next phase of utility accountability
Essex — Nearly three years after a huge tropical storm paralyzed Connecticut and multi-day power outages enraged residents, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority on Wednesday approved the next pha...
Nearly three years after Tropical Storm Isaias, CT regulators on Wednesday approved next phase of utility accountability.
Frustrations over Connecticut’s high cost of electricity and concerns over its ability to adequately regulate Eversource, the state’s largest distributor of electricity, are fueling a bipartisan effort to revise the complex rules of utility regulation.
Connecticut's expensive electric rates are fueling an effort to revise regulations governing Eversource and other utilities.