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🔒From Marvel to PURA: Thomas Wiehl’s unusual path to CT’s top utility regulator

Thomas Wiehl takes over Connecticut's utility regulator as it rebuilds from leadership turmoil, expands to five commissioners and grapples with the nation's third-highest electric rates.

Eversource to use helicopter for tree trimming along Middlesex County power lines

Eversource will deploy a helicopter equipped with rotating blades to trim trees along a transmission line corridor...

In 2026 race for CT governor, electricity prices emerge as top issue

Sleek campaign videos on social media share a common theme. A family huddled over the kitchen table,...

🔒Four towns, consumer counsel join Eversource appeal of rejected Aquarion sale

Four Connecticut towns and the state consumer advocate have intervened in Aquarion Water Authority and Eversource Energy’s appeal of regulators’ rejection of a $2.4 billion water utility sale, setting up another legal battle between regulators, utilities and opponents of the deal.
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Eversource appeals PURA rejection of $2.4B Aquarion sale

Eversource and two water authorities want a judge to overturn regulators’ block of the $2.4 billion Aquarion sale.

🔒Top Eversource exec calls for removing public benefits charge from electric bills; Democratic lawmaker pushes back

An Eversource executive has renewed a call to remove the public benefits charge from electric bills and fund it through the state’s budget instead.

Eversource to seek up to $70M in rate increases as Aquarion sale collapses

Eversource Energy said it is maintaining its financial outlook and plans to file a major rate case...

UI, Eversource announce winter electricity rate changes for 2026

Connecticut’s two largest electric utilities are preparing for new winter supply rates that will take effect Jan....
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State official: CT’s high energy prices pose ‘existential threat’ to businesses; calls for regional policy coordination

Connecticut’s energy prices — 140% above the U.S. average — threaten its economic competitiveness as neighboring states expand power demand while Connecticut’s growth stalls, officials and industry leaders said Thursday.

Former PURA Chair Gillett joins anti-monopoly group in Washington, D.C.

Marissa Gillett, who resigned last month as chairman of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority amid a flurry of legal challenges, has joined the American Economic Liberties Project as a senior fellow.
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