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Energy & Utilities
Energy veteran named COO of Eversource
Andrew Larson September 19, 2023Eversource Energy has named Paul Chodak its new executive vice president and chief operating officer.
Andrew Larson September 19, 2023
UI files lawsuit seeking to overturn rate decision
Andrew Larson September 19, 2023United Illuminating Co. has filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s denial of most of its recent rate hike request.
Andrew Larson September 19, 2023
Budderfly reports record revenue, employment growth one year after $500M capital injection
Skyler Frazer September 18, 2023Just over a year after getting a $500 million capital injection from a Swiss private equity firm, Shelton-based energy efficiency company Budderfly has reported record customer, revenue and employment growth, according to company founder and CEO A
Skyler Frazer September 18, 2023
CT startup uses AI to help electric companies ID faulty utility poles, equipment
Linda Keslar, Hartford Business Journal Contributor September 18, 2023The aging U.S. electric grid, which was mostly built in the 1960s and 1970s, is facing significant demand from the rise in electric vehicle use and other innovations.
Linda Keslar, Hartford Business Journal Contributor September 18, 2023
Danbury-based FuelCell Energy unveils ‘Tri-gen’ system at Toyota port in Calif.
Andrew Larson September 8, 2023Danbury-based FuelCell Energy has completed a first-of-its-kind system that produces three products – renewable electricity, renewable hydrogen and usable water – at Toyota Motor North America Inc.’s port facility in Long Beach, California.
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CT Water Co. plans to apply for 18% rate hike
Andrew Larson September 1, 2023Connecticut Water Co. intends to seek an 18% rate increase effective July 1, 2024, according to a letter it filed with the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority on Thursday.
Andrew Larson September 1, 2023
2.1 MW warehouse solar array in Milford is CT’s first Shared Clean Energy Facility project
Andrew Larson August 31, 2023A Milford distribution center has become the first operational Shared Clean Energy Facility (SCEF) project in the state with the debut of a 2.1 megawatt solar array.
Andrew Larson August 31, 2023
CT’s heating assistance program is short on cash, but it’s not alone
Keith M. Phaneuf, CT Mirror August 31, 2023State officials likely won’t decide until this winter whether to add state dollars to the cash-starved heating assistance program, which is set to slash aid to Connecticut’s poorest families by nearly $1,000 per household.
Keith M. Phaneuf, CT Mirror August 31, 2023
Riverside man charged with international bribery to win contracts for 2 CT companies
Andrew Larson August 30, 2023An oil-and-gas trader faces new charges in connection with an international oil and gas trading bribery and money-laundering scheme.
Andrew Larson August 30, 2023
Solar project at Killingly High School offsets 90% of school’s power needs
Andrew Larson August 29, 2023Greenskies Clean Focus has completed a solar project at Killingly High School that offsets 90% of the school’s power needs, the company said in an announcement.
Andrew Larson August 29, 2023
More CT towns are finding PFAS in their water supplies
Andrew Brown, CT Mirror August 28, 2023Several public water suppliers serving parts of Colchester, Cromwell and Enfield recently detected so-called “forever chemicals” in their systems, making them the latest Connecticut utilities facing multimillion-dollar treatment upgrades or the pr
Andrew Brown, CT Mirror August 28, 2023
PURA approves cut to utility's request for increased revenue
Andrew Larson August 25, 2023The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority approved a $22.96 million increase in United Illuminating’s revenue requirement, less than 18% of the $131 million increase it requested over three years, in a final decision issued Friday.
Andrew Larson August 25, 2023
Revolution Wind receives federal approval; construction expected to begin soon
Andrew Larson August 23, 2023The federal government has approved the state’s first utility-scale offshore wind farm, enabling construction of the 704-megawatt Revolution Wind project to begin.
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CT regulator playing a dangerous game with utilities
Brad Viator August 21, 2023As recently reported by the Hartford Business Journal, the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) — the regulatory body governing electric, gas and water utilities in the state — has put out a draft order that proposes denying 99
Brad Viator August 21, 2023 
CT gas prices soar to highest level since November
Andrew Larson August 18, 2023Connecticut gas prices are on the rise again, having reached their highest level since November, according to AAA.
Andrew Larson August 18, 2023
Avangrid creates in-house AI team to boost grid reliability
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo August 17, 2023Orange-based utility company Avangrid has created an in-house team that will use artificial intelligence to help ensure reliability of the power grid during storms.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo August 17, 2023
Today's Poll
The federal government is heading toward a shutdown unless Congress passes funding legislation that is signed into law before Oct. 1.
Hundreds of thousands of government workers won't get paid until the shutdown is over, and many federal government services will be suspended.
Economists say the longer the shutdown lasts, the more severe the effects will be.
According to accounting firm EY, a shutdown would take 0.1 of a percentage point off of GDP every week.
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