Connecticut regulators announce hearing dates on proposals to raise natural gas prices
State regulators announced a series of public hearings on proposals to raise the price of natural gas in Connecticut.
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4ds agoState regulators announced a series of public hearings on proposals to raise the price of natural gas in Connecticut.
The proposals from Connecticut Natural Gas Corporation and the Southern Connecticut Gas Company would cost customers between $20 and $40 more per quarter.
The first hearing will take place Monday in Farmington.
Other hearings will follow Jan. 17 in West Haven and Feb. 16 via zoom.
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