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Public Utilities Regulatory Authority amends Eversource compliance filing date in RAM docket
Summary
The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority on May 27 approved a supplemental decision in docket 260103 that moves a monthly compliance filing date for Connecticut Light and Power Company (Eversource) from the 13th to the 16th of each month to allow additional time for documentation related to a federally mandated congestion-charge analysis.
The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority on May 27 adopted a supplemental decision in docket 260103 that amends Order No. 2 of an interim rate decision for The Connecticut Light and Power Company, also known as Eversource Energy.
Authority staff attorney John Nordon presented the panel with a recommendation to amend the compliance schedule. Nordon said the interim decision issued April 22, 2026, conditionally approved rates effective May 1, 2026, and directed Eversource to perform a two-step monthly analysis of a non-bypassable federally mandated congestion charge adjustment. He told the panel that, in motion 11 filed May 5, 2026, Eversource requested moving the monthly compliance filing from the 13th to the 16th of each month to allow three additional business days to assemble supporting documentation. "After further proceedings and consideration, the authority amends order number two as requested via this supplemental decision," Nordon said.
A commissioner moved and another seconded consideration and adoption of the supplemental decision. Mr. Bumpin called the roll; Chairman Tom Wheel, Vice Chairman David Aranti and Commissioners Jan Beecher, Holly Cheeseman and Everett Smith all voted yes. The panel recorded the decision as adopted.
The supplemental order is procedural: it changes the compliance filing deadline to give Eversource more time to compile the materials needed for the monthly non-bypassable federally mandated congestion charge (NBFMCC) analysis. The authority did not alter the interim rates themselves in this action.
The panel thanked staff for their work and proceeded to subsequent agenda items. The authority will implement the revised filing date as specified in the supplemental decision.
