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Southern Connecticut Gas asks PURA to adopt old record and allow limited updates as remand scheduling conference opens
Summary
At a PURA scheduling conference over the remanded Southern Connecticut Gas rate case, the company urged the authority to move the entire prior docket record into the remand proceeding, allow limited updates on seven revenue‑requirement topics, and revise hearing schedules; intervenors agreed to combine records but disagreed over whether the remand permits new evidence.
Southern Connecticut Gas Company asked the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority on Friday to incorporate the full evidentiary record from the original rate dockets into the remand proceedings and permit narrow updates to certain revenue‑requirement items, arguing that the remand should not require a full re‑litigation of the case.
The request came during a scheduling conference for docket 25113, where interim Commissioner Holly Cheeseman presided. Company counsel Brendan Vaughn and presenter Jacob Herurwitz told the panel the company sought three things on remand: that all evidence from docket 23102 be moved into the record, that all parties be treated equally (including allowing the company to file an affirmative case rather than only rebuttal), and that the procedural schedule be revised to avoid duplicative hearings and holiday conflicts.
"We were seeking three things. This first one is we would like all of the evidence that we submitted in docket 23102 to be moved into the record of these proceedings," Jacob Herurwitz said during the…
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