Eversource challenges PURA’s storm-cost decision in court
The utility’s appeal contests PURA’s rejection of retrospective carrying charges and a roughly $7.7 million crew-cost reduction.
The utility’s appeal contests PURA’s rejection of retrospective carrying charges and a roughly $7.7 million crew-cost reduction.
The governor asked Eversource, National Grid and Unitil for a state-specific accounting and payment schedule by Oct. 27.
Connecticut regulators approved $861 million for Eversource storm costs but rejected more than $500 million, including nearly $400 million in retrospective interest.