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Murphy Calls for Action on Nuke Waste
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy is asking Senate leaders to solve the longstanding problem of where to dispose of nuclear waste. Connecticut’s junior senator wrote to Democratic and Republican members of the […]
Millstone Gets OK To Expand Nuclear Waste Storage
State officials authorized the Millstone nuclear plant on Thursday to significantly expand nuclear waste storage capacity over the next 30 years.
Senate Approves Effort To Boost Hydropower
New rules for renewable energy use in Connecticut passed their first big test Wednesday when the state Senate approved legislation proposed by the governor to boost hydropower from Canada.
Waste Storage Considered For Millstone
Connecticut regulators appear poised to approve a seven-fold expansion of on-site nuclear waste storage at the Millstone nuclear power complex in Waterford.
Lawmakers Call For Rejection Of Most Of CL&P Rate Hike Request
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Congressman Joe Courtney are urging state regulators to reject most of a request by Connecticut Light & Power Co. to charge customers $414 million for costs related […]
Setting Up Renewable Energy Market Proves A Problem
The New England states are having problems putting together details of how to operate New England market to purchase renewable energy.
- CL&P Says Five Storms Cost $462.3 Million; Company Asks To Recover $414 Million 2013/03/28
- Millstone To Ask Permission To Use Warmer Cooling Water 2013/02/18
- Operation Fuel Seeks Donations For Energy Assistance Fund 2013/02/04
- Tree Removal Operation Along Rail Line Begins Next Month 2013/01/29















