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Published May 07. 2021 12:05AM  By DAVE COLLINS HARTFORD (AP) Connecticut regulators on Thursday proposed a $30 million fine for Eversource and a $2.1 million fine for United Illuminating for what officials called the utilities failures in their preparation and response to Tropical Storm Isaias, which left hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in the state without power last August. The state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, or PURA, issued violation notices to the two companies, a week after releasing final reports on its investigation of the utilities storm responses. Eversource, the state s largest electricity distributor with nearly 1.3 million customers in the state, and United Illuminating, with 340,000 electricity customers in southwestern Connecticut, have 20 days to request a hearing to contest the proposed fines.

PURA levies maximum $30M penalty against Eversource for Tropical Storm Isaias performance

PURA levies maximum $30M penalty against Eversource for Tropical Storm Isaias performance FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Crews repair downed trees and power lines one week from when Tropical Storm Isaias hit Greenwich, Conn. Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2020.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 New Eversource Energy CEO Joseph Nolan is photographed at the company s corporate office in Hartford on April 12.Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 3of3 NEW BRITAIN Connecticut utility regulators issued a landmark ruling Thursday, tentatively fining Eversource Energy $30 million in civil penalties the maximum allowed for its performance in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Isaias last August. The state’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority also used its draft ruling to issue civil penalties of $2.1 million against the state’s other large electric distribution company, United Illuminating. A final decision in the case is expected on July 14, a

State regulators propose $30 million fine for Eversource

May 6, 2021 171 HARTFORD (AP) Connecticut regulators on Thursday proposed a $30 million fine for Eversource and a $2.1 million fine for United Illuminating for what officials called the utilities’ failures in their preparation and response to Tropical Storm Isaias, which left hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in the state without power last August. The state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, or PURA, issued violation notices to the two companies, a week after releasing final reports on its investigation of the utilities’ storm responses. Eversource, the state’s largest electricity distributor with nearly 1.3 million customers in the state, and United Illuminating, with 340,000 electricity customers in southwestern Connecticut, have 20 days to request a hearing to contest the proposed fines.

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