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Media guy. I write The Driscoll Globe on Connecticut politics and everything downstream of it. New Deal Democrat. New England Patriots fan.
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What Does Ryan Fazio Do for a Living?

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By Kevin Driscoll
| driscollglobe.com
Ryan Fazio’s biggest political achievement is a line on your electric bill. In 2023, he co-wrote a law that forced the power utilities to break the public benefits charge out as its own line item instead of burying it in the bigger number. Everything he’s done since runs on the juice that this win produced.
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Eversource Wants $503M More. Here's the Part of Your Bill That's Actually in Play.

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By Kevin Driscoll
| driscollglobe.com
Eversource wants to raise your rates. That’s the part you saw in the news. What you may not have seen is what the increase covers, how it works and what goes into a monthly bill. On May 20, Eversource told state regulators that it wants around $503M more a year from electric customers in Connecticut. 11% on an average bill and 13% on a typical household. The full application will come in a few weeks and PURA then has nearly a year to make a decision.
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Eversource’s CEO Was Paid Nearly $15M. The Company Wants $503M More.

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By Kevin Driscoll
| driscollglobe.com
On May 20, Eversource notified Connecticut’s regulators that it plans to seek its first distribution rate hike in nearly a decade. The number in the request is $503M a year. This is the additional money that the Connecticut Light and Power Company, which is what Eversource calls itself when it sells you power here, says it needs for its distribution system. The company estimates that this would raise total bills by about 11% across all customers and 13% for a typical residential customer.
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