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Conn. bill that would allow utilities to disconnect severely ill patients for non-payment advances

A bill now on the floor of the Connecticut General Assembly would change the current law protecting thousands of people with life-threatening conditions from having their utilities disconnected, unles. ....

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CT bill alters utility shutoff protection for severely ill

CT bill alters utility shutoff protection for severely ill
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PURA Establishes Program To Help Eligible Groups Challenge Utilities

In a move officials hope will encourage more people to participate in energy regulatory proceedings, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) on Wednesday voted to establish a program to make $1.2 million available to certain eligible groups to help them challenge public utilities. ....

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Susan Campbell (opinion): CT utilities thrive as customers struggle to keep lights on

Struggles to pay utility bills during pandemic reveals how close to the bone many. ....

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Campbell: Dear CT electric customer; know your rights

Campbell: Dear CT electric customer; know your rights
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Very shortly, Connecticut’s moratorium on utility shut-offs will end, and then what happens?
Though hope springs eternal, if utility company’s past practices are any indication, things will not go smoothly.
It may be hard to believe, but not all states implemented such shut-off moratoriums during the pandemic, and unpaid utility bills have risen to an estimated $27 billion nationwide, according to Mark Wolfe, executive director of the National Energy Assistance Directors Association. After reviewing shut-off data from around the country, the Center for Biological Diversity said roughly 765,000 households had power cut during the pandemic, with disastrous results. A paper from Duke University estimates that a federal ban (similar to the one in place on evictions) would have reduced COVID-19 infections by 4.4%, and deaths by 7.4%. ....

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