State approves electric rate hike
Electric rates are going up for anyone who's a customer of Connecticut Light & Power. State regulators gave final approval to the utility's proposed rate hike. It will cost consumers about $100
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Dec 18, 2014, 5:05 PM
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Updated 3,655 days ago
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Electric rates are going up for anyone who's a customer of Connecticut Light & Power.
State regulators gave final approval to the utility's proposed rate hike.
It will cost consumers about $100 million, about half of what CL&P initially asked for.
The average residential customer will see their bill increase by about $7.
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