Eversource Energy and United Illuminating are facing potential fines for what regulators say was a poor response to Tropic Storm Isaias, which left hundreds of thousands of Connecticut residents without power last summer. Connecticut’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority unanimously adopted a ruling on Wednesday finding that Eversource failed to comply...

A bill pending in the Connecticut legislature will set the stage for the state to take advantage of what Commissioner Katie Dykes expects will be a "tidal wave" of federal infrastructure funding. "Those federal dollars require some level of state or local matching funds, and ... we need to have...

In less than two decades, increasing electrification could have MISO members building hundreds of gigawatts of new generation and faced with winter systemwide peak demand that eclipses the summer peak. According to the RTO’s electrification report published earlier this month, by 2040 it could see a more than 200 GW...