The Governor’s decision to reappoint.. PURA Chair is as baffling as it is predictable,” House Republican Leader Vincent ...

This needs to be done quickly and before the court and the public are advised that both anyone inadvertently lost the cell ...

Lamont, who reappointed Gillett, defends her approach. But she's faced criticism for CT's high electric costs and for deleted ...

SHELTON — Marissa Gillett, the embattled chairwoman of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority who is involved in an active ...

The messages are being sought by gas utilities in a lawsuit. Gillett said texts on her personal phone were set to delete ...

PURA is a quasi-judicial agency that oversees and regulates all the state’s utilities, including electric and gas companies.

Connecticut’s governor chose to continue letting the chairperson of the Public Regulatory Authority remain in her position.

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong is urging state utility regulators to reject all of a $105 million rate increase that The United Illuminating Co. filed for last fall.

Connecticut now holds the dubious distinction of having the worst regulatory environment in the country, with unaffordable electric bills and toxic relations between PURA and utility companies.

Gov. Ned Lamont has chosen Marissa Gillett to remain the chair of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, the top utility ...

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont has reappointed Marissa Gillett, the controversial chair of the state’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, despite some calls for her to be fired.

Connecticut Gov. Lamont, citing Marissa Gillett's multi-state experience as a utility regulator, said she would continue as chairwoman of PURA.