Proposed utility reforms have been put forward in Connecticut to address high energy costs.
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Proposed utility reforms have been put forward in Connecticut to address high energy costs.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- PURA regulates utility costs in Connecticut, while William Tong criticizes Eversource's demand for interest payments.Sub-event
- Ned Lamont and Ryan Fazio are involved in a rivalry concerning energy policy and leadership in Connecticut.Sub-event
Utility reforms proposed in CT to tackle high energy costs.1 source
Lamont advocates for strict 15-year utility franchise terms and full subpoena power for Consumer Counsel.1 source
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Connecticut
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