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December 23, 2024

Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (CT PURA)

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Connecticut Kicks off Grid Modernization Effort
Utility representatives and other stakeholders shared their views on grid modernization at the Connecticut PURA’s first-ever technical conference on the subject.
Conn. Officials Talk State Policy, Wider Trends
Connecticut officials shared their musings on a range of subjects, including the state’s energy policy, regulatory woes and China’s approach to siting nuclear plants.
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Connecticut Regulators Signal Support for Millstone
Connecticut regulators issued a report on the Millstone nuclear plant, saying the state should procure its energy under a program reserved for renewables.
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Connecticut Regulators Hear Conflicting Advice on Millstone
Connecticut regulators are getting mixed signals from power industry participants on the economic viability of the Millstone nuclear power plant.
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Millstone Likely Profitable Through 2035, Connecticut Consultant Says
The Dominion Energy bid to win state subsidies for its Millstone nuclear plant took a hit as consultants said the plant is likely to remain profitable.
Connecticut Planning for Future with Changing Climate
Speakers at the Connecticut Power & Energy Society’s Future of Energy Conference talked about how the state is planning for climate change.
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NARUC Head Seeks Open NEPOOL; Water-Energy Focus
NARUC President John W. “Jack” Betkoski III called for more transparency at the NEPOOL and said he plans to focus his tenure on the “water-energy nexus.”
Commenters Seek Broader Response on Millstone
Connecticut regulators got an earful at a public comment session on the future of Dominion Energy’s Millstone nuclear plant.
Connecticut Governor Orders Financial Analysis of Millstone Plant
Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy ordered state regulators to assess the economic viability of the Millstone nuclear power plant.
Rates, Renewables Boost Avangrid Q2 Earnings
Avangrid earned $120 million in the second quarter, up 17% because of new rate plans, improved cost management and increased renewable energy production.

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