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The state Office of Consumer Counsel (OCC) on Monday requested an investigation into a security incident that affected customers of two subsidiaries of Orange-based utility company Avangrid.
The Connecticut Water Co. has applied for a $19.4 million loan through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund.
Standing in front of an array of 4,500 Canadian solar panels and across from a wall topped with barbed wire, Gov. Ned Lamont today announced the completion of seven solar projects at prisons located in Enfield, Cheshire and Somers.
State regulators on Wednesday approved a slight decrease in Connecticut electric rates over the next year, driven largely by more favorable conditions surrounding the purchase of power from New England’s two nuclear power stations.
Demand on New England’s power grid fell to an all-time low on Sunday afternoon as sunny skies and mild temperatures zapped residents’ need for electricity.
Following months of public angst over Connecticut’s high energy prices, both Republicans and Democrats this week rallied behind what many saw as an audacious proposal: Have the state borrow $2.4 billion over the next three years to pay off a chunk
A Waterbury-based electrical contractor says it is laying off 37 workers after it lost a major contract with Eversource.
A Texas-based private equity firm said it has completed its acquisition of Altus Power, a solar energy company based in Stamford.
The head of Connecticut’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority was confirmed to a second four-year term on Tuesday, despite a walkout from Senate Republicans in protest of a purported deal to secure political support for her reappointment.
Shelton-based energy efficiency company Budderfly has signed a $1.5 million contract to lower a Connecticut company’s energy costs over the next 15 years through solar power.
House lawmakers voted Wednesday to advance two of Gov.
For decades, electric companies were seen as having steady operations, overseen by state regulators who provided the utilities with an opportunity to make a fair return on their investments in exchange for ensuring that their customers had reliabl
East Hartford-based energy company HyAxiom Inc. has partnered with three companies to build a 21-unit, 9.6-megawatt fuel cell project in Bridgeport.
A state senator seeking a seat on the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority accused agency leaders of attempting to tarnish his reputation by levying more than $1 million in fines against his company, according to a letter his attorney sent to the
Connecticut’s two largest investor-owned utility companies raised alarms Monday over recently-filed legislation that seeks to impose dramatic new regulations on their businesses — including a requirement that they split apart their electric and ga
Frustrated by setbacks at both the state and federal level to codify tougher environmental regulations, local advocates and lawmakers are hoping to find success with a new approach: enshrining the right to clear air, water and a healthy environmen