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Mark Pazniokas
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Sen. Stephen Harding is the new face of a struggling GOP caucus that forced out Senate Minority Leader Kevin Kelly at mid-term.
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Eversource wants to increase customer rates to recover CT’s imposed costs and says the mandate to pay favorable rates for Millstone power cost it $605M.
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Eversource Energy capped off a stormy day Tuesday by announcing it will explore selling its Bridgeport-based Aquarion Water subsidiary, a move that could bring needed cash and limit regulatory exposure in Connecticut as the company exits off-shore wind investments at a loss of $1.95 billion.
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Connecticut filed a lawsuit accusing the United Illuminating Company of failing to deliver on the deal struck in September 2015 to remediate pollution at English Station, a long-closed power station sitting empty on a manmade island in the Mill River in New Haven. UI said it will "respond in due course."
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With the announcement of a new interagency council on homelessness, Gov. Ned Lamont highlighted Connecticut’s many individual programmatic successes in caring for the unhoused and its failure to establish a cohesive system.
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A judge hears Aquarion's appeal of state regulators' rate cut.
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Wednesday's incident draws attention to Connecticut’s decade-old, public-private system of inspecting the 3,300 dams that fall under its regulatory authority.
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At a critical time, Gov. Ned Lamont is leaning toward changing the dynamic at PURA, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, by expanding it.
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Swaddled in bipartisanship and holiday wishes, the cheerful year-end assessment Wednesday of Connecticut’s finances by Gov. Ned Lamont still had an overtly political mission: Dampening expectations of significant new spending or tax cuts in 2024.
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A Connecticut judge granted a prejudgment remedy of $5 Million for nursing stones at the defunct Stone Academy for damages arising from its abrupt closure.