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Chair Of Connecticut's Public Utility Regulatory Authority Tenders Her Resignation

Marisa Gillett resigns after a contentious tenure marked by legal disputes and political challenges, having overseen rate reductions for five regulated utilities in Connecticut.

  • Marissa Paslick Gillett, head of Connecticut’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, has announced her resignation, which will take effect on October 10, 2025.
  • Her resignation follows years of contentious disputes, scrutiny over utility bill increases, and calls for impeachment linked to her regulatory decisions.
  • During her tenure since 2019, Gillett led rigorous reviews of five regulated utilities, achieving rate reductions and stricter accountability amid utility industry opposition.
  • Governor Lamont recognized her as a highly knowledgeable and skilled leader in public utility regulation whose expertise and balanced approach greatly served both the state and its consumers.
  • Her resignation creates a challenge for Governor Lamont to find a replacement while the legislature faces pressure to address energy policies and rate relief for Connecticut families.
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Connecticut Public broke the news in on Friday, September 19, 2025.
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