United Illuminating

Eversource Energy and United Illuminating have sued four Connecticut agencies and their top officials, asking a federal judge to block a 2025 state law designed to eliminate an incentive the utilities receive for voluntarily connecting their transmission systems to the regional grid.

Four Connecticut state agencies filed a complaint with federal energy regulators Thursday seeking to ax a financial...

Eversource, United Illuminating’s parent company and state utility regulators are asking a court to dismiss a lawsuit...

United Illuminating has filed a legal appeal of last year’s decision by state regulators to reject the...

Connecticut’s utility regulator has approved a nearly $68 million rate increase for United Illuminating, granting the electric company that serves the New Haven and Bridgeport areas additional revenue and erasing all financial penalties tied to its failure to clean up a contaminated former power plant.

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.

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

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.

A special meeting will address United Illuminating’s petition challenging the agency’s decision to deny the utility’s controversial transmission line project.

Connecticut’s two largest electric utilities are preparing for new winter supply rates that will take effect Jan....