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New England’s largest energy provider, Eversource Energy, is partnered on three offshore wind projects in different stages of development with Danish power company Orsted. That could change if the buyout is big enough.
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The Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority is investigating the collection practices of Eversource and Avangrid to determine if lawsuits against customers violated their orders. The companies deny wrongdoing, saying any litigation started before the pandemic.
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The state Office of Consumer Counsel obtained information that at the height of the pandemic, the state’s two largest energy providers sued consumers for nonpayment and sought wage garnishment in court.
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Eversource will pay a $103 million settlement to the state of Connecticut.
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Eversource will pay a $103 million settlement to the state of Connecticut and provide credits to customers. But the state’s head regulator believes the utility company got off too easy.
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Connecticut utility customers will get an average of $35 refunded on their bills from Eversource in December and January. It’s part of a $100 million…
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Environmentalists opposed to a proposed $700 million gas-fired electric power plant in northeastern Connecticut vow to continue their fight against the…
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Eversource said it will end its moratorium on most residential service disconnections next week.Eversource suspended disconnections when the pandemic…
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong said residents are paying too much for electricity. He filed a brief this week with the Public Utilities…
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Electricity generated from wind turbines that are expected to deliver power to the Hamptons will go through the nation’s first offshore electrical…