United Illuminating

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....

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.

United Illuminating asked state regulators on Monday to revisit their decision that blocked the utility from building...

Gov. Ned Lamont’s sweeping rebuild of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority marks the end of one of the most combative eras in Connecticut’s utility regulation.

Connecticut regulators approved a $450.8 million annual revenue requirement for United Illuminating on Tuesday, a decision that...

United Illuminating issued a blistering response Friday after the Connecticut Siting Council voted to reject the utility's controversial Fairfield to Congress Railroad Transmission Line.

A contentious plan to erect a new high-voltage transmission line through sections of Bridgeport and Fairfield was...

Municipal leaders from Bridgeport and Fairfield asked Connecticut regulators Thursday morning to delay or reject United Illuminating's...