Algonquin Power & Utilities
Eversource, BlackRock, and You
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New Hampshire doesn’t care about who owns its public utilities. But maybe it should.
Donald M. Kreis
Secret Pole Deal Looms at the PUC
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As with any deals of this magnitude, there are a few sticky details. For one thing, you don’t actually get 175,393 pieces of wood – you’ll take title to 3,844 of them, along with a 50 percent interest in 343,098 others. The other half belongs to Eversource.
Al-Azad Iqbal
Another Oopsie: This Time, It’s Liberty Utilities
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In fact, Liberty Utilities is asking the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to force customers to cover a $4 million error committed by its natural gas subsidiary in 2019 and 2020. And if you thought the flub committed by Eversource was a convoluted mess, wait till you get a load of this.
Deborah Gilbertson
Coming Soon: Drastic Rate Increases for Electricity and Natural Gas
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You are about to experience what is known in the trade as “rate shock.”
Al-Azad Iqbal
A Peek Beneath the Hood of a Utility Rate Case
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If there is a fundamental truth that applies to ratepayer advocacy, it is this: The customer has the only wallet in the room.
Business & Economy
Meet the Monopoly Smashers of the ‘Local Government Coalition’
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Ever so quietly, a battle for the soul of New Hampshire’s electricity grid is raging.
eversource
Justice Alito is right and Eversource is wrong
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Maybe, just maybe, after paying hundreds of millions of dollars and waiting 24 years, New Hampshire’s residential utility customers are about to get some real benefits out of the 1996 Restructuring Act. But not if Eversource has anything to say about it.
Business & Economy
Supreme Court Strongly Supports SEC’s Northern Pass Denial
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“We have reviewed the record and conclude that the Subcommittee’s findings are supported by competent evidence and are not erroneous as a matter of law” Associate Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi wrote for the court.
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A Hard Lesson about Love and Public Utilities in NH
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Travis Kavulla, an outspoken utility commissioner from Montana, put it succinctly the other day on Twitter. “Rate base is a hell of a drug,” he tweeted.