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Regulators said it's a better deal with stiffer penalties, but community members are dissatisfied.
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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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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont said the state’s electricity utilities have been more efficient in restoring power following Tropical Storm Henri,…
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The New York Assembly Energy Committee will hold a hearing on Monday, August 9, to discuss the Long Island Power Authority’s (LIPA) decision to renew its…
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Eversource Energy said it plans to assign a public safety specialist for each community in Connecticut to assess storm damage. That’s after the utility…
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The Long Island Power Authority has reached a tentative settlement with New Jersey-based power service provider PSEG. It would keep PSEG services until at…
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PSEG Long Island was unable to meet their self-imposed deadline to fix communication system issues that led to poor performance during Tropical Storm…
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Top executives who manage electricity distribution on Long Island could have to make their salaries public. That's one part of a package of bills to hold…
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Connecticut’s two largest electric utilities have appealed millions of dollars in state-mandated profit reductions.Last month, the state Public Utilities…