Edmund H. Mahony

For the second time in less than a week, a major credit agency has lowered the credit rating on a Connecticut utility, saying again that a series

“There's no question that these provisions are sorely needed and welcomed among the thousands of" workers..,” the lawmaker said.

Connecticut defense contractors and military personnel across the state stand to benefit from billions of dollars in Pentagon spending under an $895 billion defense authorization bill that passed the U.S.

Connecticut defense contractors and military personnel across the state stand to benefit from billions of dollars in Pentagon spending under an $895 billion defense authorization bill that passed the U.S.

In the suit, the two lawyers presented a long list of subjects they said colleagues would be reluctant to raise for fear of being accused of discrimination or harassment

“Moody’s sees increasing demographic and societal risks associated with a more contentious regulatory environment with the Connecticut Public Utility Regulatory Authority”

The Port Authority has a 10-year, $20 million lease agreement with offshore wind developers.

Credit reductions and negative investment forecasts continue to ripple through the state utility industry, with S&P Ratings lowering its rating on

Wall Street utility analysts and the country’s leading credit rating agencies have released investment advice that supports the gas company and industry position.

Connecticut's decision to walk away from the three state solicitation leaves it with one offshore wind contract – an agreement to buy power, with Rhode Island, from Revolution Wind.