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PURA explains docket process: how contested hearings, RAM adjustments and rate cases work
Summary
The state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) briefed legislators on its quasi‑judicial docket process, the difference between contested and non‑contested proceedings, and timing for revenue‑adjustment filings tied to utility rates.
Connecticut’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) told an informational forum that it operates like a quasi‑judicial agency and that its decisions rely on the evidence developed in formal dockets. PURA staff described how contested proceedings (such as rate cases) follow an extended evidentiary schedule, while revenue adjustment and standard service filings follow abbreviated, time‑sensitive processes.
PURA Chair explained the agency’s docket process: opening filings, pre‑filed testimony, technical sessions, evidentiary hearings with witness…
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