PURA

Some Connecticut residents will soon pay less for energy after the state’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority rejected revenue increases for Avangrid.

Connecticut officials are concerned about a proposal to privatize the state’s second-largest utility and want the Public Utility Regulatory Authority to scrutinize the deal.

Avangrid-owned Connecticut Natural Gas and Southern Connecticut Gas say the PURA decision to cut their rates could lower their credit ratings.

Yankee Gas, Connecticut’s largest natural gas distribution company, has announced that it will soon file a request with the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority for a $209 million rate increase.

United Illuminating, the power company that serves more than 340,000 Connecticut households, wants to raise its rates. But state lawmakers aren't on board.

Democratic leaders of the legislature’s Energy and Technology Committee have formally asked PURA to reconsider their decision. GOP leaders want Gov. Ned Lamont to call a special session.

Connecticut Republicans are urging Governor Ned Lamont to call a special session to address the high cost of electric rates.

A proposal to study how data centers affect CT's electric grid is drawing opposition from some who say it would delay critical development.

United Illuminating filed a request to raise its electric rates by 12%, costing an average residential customer an additional $26 a month.

Eversource wants $784 million to recover CT's imposed costs and says the mandate to pay favorable rates for Millstone power costs $605 million.