CT's ISO New England voice deepensConnecticut regulators won a greater say over the budget of regional power grid administrator ISO New England, in a settlement announced Monday that also cut ISO's latest budget by $2.85 million,... |
CT Water Service sets dividendClinton regional water utility Connecticut Water Service Inc. will pay 24.25 cents a share on June 17 to common stockholders on record by June 3. |
CT Water’s Maine spigot fills its 1Q bucketConnecticut Water Service Co.’s Maine system helped fill the Clinton utility’s revenue and profit bucket in the first quarter. |
CL&P's 2013 storm costs exceed $32MBerlin electric utility Connecticut Light & Power has racked up $32.4 million in storm recovery costs in 2013, thanks to snowfalls in late January and early February, regulatory filings show. |
Millstone nuclear wants to use hotter Sound waterThe nuclear Millstone Power Station in Waterford wants to use hotter water from Long Island Sound to cool its reactor, so the plant doesn't have to shut down in time of extreme heat. |
CT College building certified LEED GoldConnecticut College's new Science Center at New London Hall has achieved LEED Gold from the U.S. Green Building Council. |
Water systems installing $3.5M in backup generatorsNearly 100 Connecticut water systems are installing emergency power generators with the help of a $3.5 million loan program from the state Department of Public Health. |
Woodstock, Scotland, Hampton join clean communitiesThe towns of Woodstock, Scotland, and Hampton each joined Connecticut's Clean Energy Communities program. |
Bristol efficiency signups to help charityBristol residents who have their homes audited for energy efficiency will donate indirectly to two of the city's charities. |
Utilities' ZREC conference set for May 10Connecticut electric utilities Connecticut Light & Power and United Illuminating have scheduled their bidders' conference for 9 a.m. May 10 to discuss the next round of funding under the state's $1... |