Readers speak: Fundamental principles of CT’s utility service issues
Third, investment dollars flow to where those dollars can earn the highest risk adjusted return. That is, the greater the ...
To solve CT’s high electricity problem, Democratic leaders are taking suggestions
Some of the bills filed in the last week, including several by Republicans, would eliminate the public benefit charge without ...
Eversource and UI blame regulators for high CT electric rates, ahead of legislative session
Eversource and United Illuminating argue that regulatory decisions, not utility operations, are driving Connecticut's high ...
After ‘rate shock,’ Eversource says it backs plan to review how CT sets electric rates
T he state’s biggest utility says it supports a comprehensive review of the way electric rates are set in Connecticut, but ...
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CT Democrats accuse energy utilities of intimidating lawmakers over rate hikes
Connecticut Senate Democrats are condemning the state’s two major utilities—Eversource and Avangrid—for allegedly ...
Connecticut lawmakers focused on lowering electricity costs, increasing energy production
Lawmakers in Connecticut said they are focused on improving the cost of electricity for ratepayers and enhancing reliability.
Connecticut lawmakers prepare to tackle energy costs in 2025 legislative session
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — The cost of energy is expected to be front and center when state lawmakers reconvene on Wednesday for the 2025 legislative session. Higher-than-expected bills last summer ...
Lawmakers announce ‘Ratepayers First Act’ in response to high electric bills
HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) - In response to high electric bills, a group of Connecticut lawmakers unveiled a bill. Senate leadership ...
Legislators at odds over electric rates after Energy and Technology Committee holds first meeting of the year
Despite underlying partisan tension over the cost of electricity in Connecticut, the year’s first meeting of the ...
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Threats are no way to win the CT energy rate war
Within the past year, I have received two letters from two major Connecticut utility companies: one implied that I was engaging in defamatory speech, and the other admonished me because I called ...