To keep the lights on, CT must adapt

To keep the lights on, CT must adapt

We have all been unpleasantly surprised by high-cost electric bills. Connecticut is at the end of the line for all sources of imported energy, and we do not have coal, oil or gas locally to tap into. Deregulation was thought to have been an improvement to our high prices many years ago but has turned out to be a failure for the paying public. Deregulation has been good for the aggregators that replaced Enron, charging nine to 11 cents when they …