Edmund Mahony

Hartford

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CT court sides with utilities in early challenge to PURA rate rules. Judge says turn over records.

1 week ago | courant.com | Edmund Mahony

CT court sides with utilities in early challenge to PURA rate rules. Judge says turn over records.
CT environmental groups oppose legislation that would cut electric bills, remove public benefits

1 week ago | courant.com | Edmund Mahony
CT legislature gets energy bill that aims to cut customer bills by hundreds of millions of dollars

1 week ago | courant.com | Edmund Mahony

Nearly a year after record heat and surging electric bills sparked a ratepayer revolt, the legislature is set to take up a bill that could cut hundreds of millions of dollars from customer rates by restructuring how the state buys energy and how customers pay for it.
Embattled CT agency chief wins approval of House in quest to remain chairman

2 weeks ago | courant.com | Edmund Mahony

Gov. Ned Lamont’s choice to be the chief utility regulator moved a step closer to a second term Monday with a 91-52 vote of approval from the state House of Representatives. There was some sharp criticism of Marissa Gillett during about two hours of debate and a handful of defections among Democrats in the overwhelmingly Democratic chamber.
Eversource wants to return $275M to electric customers. CT regulatory agency says not so fast.

2 weeks ago | courant.com | Edmund Mahony

Connecticut’s ongoing disagreement over utility regulation has taken an odd turn, with Eversource proposing to return $275 million to its electric customers as a credit on next year’s bills and regulators saying not so fast. Should Eversource prevail, the monthly bill for a typical residential customer would drop by about $15 as high usage summer months approach.
Eversource wants to return $275M to electric customers. CT regulatory agency says not so fast.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Edmund Mahony

Connecticut’s ongoing disagreement over utility regulation has taken an odd turn, with Eversource proposing to return $275 million to its electric customers as a credit on next year’s bills and regulators saying not so fast. Should Eversource prevail, the monthly bill for a typical residential customer would drop by about $15 as high usage summer months approach.
Accusations fly: CT agency asks court to dismiss suit accusing it of illegal decisions

3 weeks ago | courant.com | Edmund Mahony

The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority has asked a court to dismiss a suit accusing it of operating outside the law, arguing that it is immune, as a state agency, from such claims and the utility companies bringing the suit have other means of addressing their grievances.
CT man indicted on murder-for-hire charge allegedly sought to ‘sweep (victim’s expletive) head off’

3 weeks ago | courant.com | Edmund Mahony

Federal authorities in Vermont have indicted a Hartford man on a charge that he tried to arrange the murder of a man who stole a kilogram of cocaine from him in a drug deal that went bad. Tremaine “Brody” Knight, 43, has been indicted on charges that he repeatedly sold cocaine and fentanyl to a customer in Vermont, who was actually a police informant.
CT state senator targets PURA, claims $1M fine against his former company is ‘illegal’

3 weeks ago | courant.com | Edmund Mahony

State Sen. John Fonfara is hitting back against the state’s chief utility regulator claiming that an unusual $1.1 million fine against a company with which he was involved was imposed illegally after he helped kill legislation that would have expanded the regulator’s power. The complaint about the operation of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority is detailed in a long letter by Fonfara lawyer R. Bartley Halloran to Gov. Ned Lamont.
Why CT’s Electric Boat is hiring and building, as other shipyards struggle to retain workers

3 weeks ago | courant.com | Edmund Mahony

Shipbuilder Electric Boat in Groton is proving again to be the exception as the U.S. Navy faces another hurdle in its massive effort to rapidly rebuild the U.S. nuclear submarine fleet: workforce retention. Electric Boat, the Pentagon’s prime contractor on the strategically important Columbia and Virginia class submarine programs, has managed to retain 89 percent of new recruits while hiring at an unprecedented annual rate that has hit 5,000 in recent years.

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CT Supreme Court “ducks” ruling on controversial pandemic school mask mandate, concludes lifting of mandate makes issue “moot” https://t.co/g6MA3GsS5P

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Articles

CT court sides with utilities in early challenge to PURA rate rules. Judge says turn over records.

CT environmental groups oppose legislation that would cut electric bills, remove public benefits

CT legislature gets energy bill that aims to cut customer bills by hundreds of millions of dollars

Embattled CT agency chief wins approval of House in quest to remain chairman

Eversource wants to return $275M to electric customers. CT regulatory agency says not so fast.

Eversource wants to return $275M to electric customers. CT regulatory agency says not so fast.

Accusations fly: CT agency asks court to dismiss suit accusing it of illegal decisions

CT man indicted on murder-for-hire charge allegedly sought to ‘sweep (victim’s expletive) head off’

CT state senator targets PURA, claims $1M fine against his former company is ‘illegal’

Why CT’s Electric Boat is hiring and building, as other shipyards struggle to retain workers

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