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Eversource files appeal of PURA’s storm costs decision
Eversource claims that PURA ignored state law and precedent by rejecting its request to be paid interest on the costs of storm response.
On CT bear hunt, Lamont and Fazio find common ground
The candidates for CT governor both support measures to allow hunting of black bears, a controversial solution to rising bear encounters.
Lamont to bolster heating assistance using CT contingency fund
Gov. Ned Lamont announced the planned release of $12.7 million from the $500 million contingency fund to address the impact of federal cuts.
Trump administration seeks to rescind approval for Revolution Wind
The move is the latest effort by the Department of Interior to halt the development of offshore wind projects.
Lamont faces criticism over ‘cozy’ relationship with Eversource CEO
CEO Joe Nolan’s comments to investors, and published texts between the two leaders, have undercut the governor’s tough stance on the utility.
PURA OKs changes to how utilities purchase electricity
CT regulators approved a framework for ‘dynamic’ procurement, which was required as part of a bipartisan energy-savings bill passed in 2025.
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