PURA regulates utility costs in Connecticut, while William Tong criticizes Eversource's demand for interest payments.

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PURA regulates utility costs in Connecticut, while William Tong criticizes Eversource's demand for interest payments.

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Proposed utility reforms have been put forward in Connecticut to address high energy costs. All 2 developments

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Connecticut
state of the United States of America
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William Tong
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Eversource Energy customers in Connecticut are facing state-mandated rate increases, leading to political scrutiny and administrative defense.Sep 13

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