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Some Connecticut lawmakers are opposed to an 8% rate hike over the next three years requested by United Illuminating, the state’s second largest electric utility.
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The Shinnecock Tribal Nation is fighting to keep the power on after tribal customers received electric service termination notices from PSEG Long Island.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont and state lawmakers vow to hold Eversource more accountable to ratepayers after the state’s largest utility announced a $1.4 billion profit for 2022 and the doubling of its CEO’s pay.
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Connecticut Republicans are proposing to reduce the cost of electricity by removing state taxes and surcharges from customer invoices.
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Connecticut officials have reached a deal with the state’s two largest electric utilities, Eversource and United Illuminating, to provide some short-term relief to electricity customers this winter.
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The third-party electric supply company Verde Energy will reimburse customers, according to a settlement with the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority.
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The state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority also told the electricity providers, along with their affiliated natural gas companies, that shut-offs cannot begin until May 2023.
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United Illuminating filed a notice with PURA — the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority — that it will seek a three-year rate increase for customers.
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The company defended itself during hearings before the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority over its controversial billing practices during the pandemic.
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Connecticut consumers will see a change in their next monthly electric bill statement. Starting in July, consumers who use third-party suppliers for their…