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Eversource Shut the Faucet Off on Connecticut

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By Kevin Driscoll
| driscollglobe.com
Joe Nolan is the CEO of Eversource, the energy monopoly that services Connecticut and other states. He logged onto an investor conference on Wednesday morning and spent 30 minutes selling his company to investors who buy energy stocks for a living. He ended the meeting with a stock tip. “Tip of the day is Eversource, all right?” he said, according to a transcript of the session. “It’s undervalued.
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Eversource Isn’t the Only One. Now Your Water Company Wants Your Wallet.

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By Kevin Driscoll
| driscollglobe.com
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but It’s not just your electric or gas utility that’ll be ticking you off. In Connecticut, there are 2 big water companies and this summer both of them are coming for your wallet. Connecticut Water serves around 350K people in 60 towns and they just asked the state in May for about 21% more, which is around $15.54 a month. Aquarion, which supplies my house in Greenwich, serves 250K people statewide, most of them in Fairfield County.
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Connecticut Small Businesses Had 6 Health Insurers. Now They Have 2.

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By Kevin Driscoll
| driscollglobe.com
Small businesses in Connecticut are getting screwed by spiraling health care costs. If you were a small business owner looking for health care options in 2022, you would’ve had 6 options. Looking towards 2027, there are just 2. It's actually even worse. Anthem wants a 17.4% increase for 2027 and UnitedHealthcare wants 18.9%. And UnitedHealthcare only sells "off the exchange," so if you shop on Access Health CT, Anthem is your only option. This is what happens every summer.
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