Edmund H. Mahony

CT utility unions fight proposed rate cut. They say it threatens service ‘safety, reliability’

Moody’s said the two companies could be further downgraded “if the political and regulatory environment in Connecticut continues to be unpredictable.”

CT Supreme Court to weigh ‘wrongful life’ claim alleging ‘reprehensible’ act by fertility specialist

Among the picnic attendees were 142 division employees and 198 spouses or children.

CT’s push for $855M ‘smart meter’ plan for homes, businesses likely means increase in electric bills

In the suit, the two lawyers presented a long list of subjects they said colleagues would be reluctant to raise for fear of being accused of discrimination or harassment

Utilities contend “arbitrary and inconsistent” regulatory decisions in Connecticut are responsible for the credit downgrades that will increase customer bills, already among the highest in th…

Why CT decided to take a temporary pass on offshore wind energy amid decarbonization efforts

Fight over CT’s energy future: Nuclear power, natural gas, how it could save residents money

“The only thing these high bills have not been blamed on is the people in charge of this state,” said Sen. Ryan Fazio, a Greenwich Republican and member of the Energy and Technology Committee.