State regulators reject Aquarion rate increase, order decrease instead
The decision will mean an annual savings of about $67 for the average customer.
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Mar 15, 2023, 4:00 PM
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Updated 549 days ago
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7h agoState regulators have rejected a request for a rate increase for Aquarion customers and have instead ordered an immediate rate decrease.
The decision will mean an annual savings of about $67 for the average customer.
The new, lower rate goes into effect right away.
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