Conn. electric customers paid $1.8B more than they should have over 10 years; NH even more, study concludes
Synapse Energy Economics study says Connecticut residential standard service customers of Eversource Energy and The United Illuminating Co. paid $1.8B more than expected from 2016-2025, about $11 per month. It cites a 31% median retail price premium, 13 cents vs 10 cents per kWh. Massachusetts premium was $2.7B, New Hampshire $2.5B.


