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CT’s top court sides with regulators in Eversource emergency response case

Connecticut’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled Tuesday that Eversource Energy has no right to challenge a state regulator’s order tightening emergency response standards, ending a legal fight that began with two people trapped under live electrical wires in a rural Litchfield County field.

Eversource backs out of three solar projects supported by state

In a blow to Connecticut’s ongoing efforts to procure new sources of clean, carbon-free electricity, Eversource informed...

🔒 Eversource cuts earnings guidance, vows legal fight after FERC slashes transmission returns

A federal regulator has slashed the return that New England electric transmission owners can earn on their infrastructure investments, a long-awaited ruling that consumer advocates say could deliver roughly $900 million in refunds to ratepayers.

PURA gives final approval to Aquarion Water sale to quasi-public authority, reversing November denial

Regulators voted Wednesday to approve the $2.4 billion sale of Aquarion Water Co. to a quasi-public authority, reversing a denial issued four months ago and clearing the way for the largest transfer of a Connecticut water utility in decades.
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Utilities, state agencies push back against community solar bill; environmental groups voice support

A new proposal for a community solar program in Connecticut drew strong opposition from utilities and state agencies this week, as environmental groups rallied behind it.

🔒 Eversource unveils $26.5B capital plan, boosting infrastructure spending

Eversource has boosted its five-year capital plan to $26.5B as it ramps up grid and gas system upgrades, posts sharply higher earnings and signals confidence in improving regulatory conditions in Connecticut.

🔒 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...
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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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