- Eversource reported progress repositioning as a regulated “pipes and wires” utility, following the sale of its offshore wind interests in 2024 and retaining only a noncontrolling tax equity investment in South Fork Wind.
- Operations updates included breaking ground on the Greater Cambridge Energy Program, a USD 1.8 billion distribution and transmission project that includes an underground substation.
- Deployment initiatives highlighted a smart meter rollout that installed 100,000 meters in Western Massachusetts and began expansion in Eastern Massachusetts in February 2026.
- Regulatory developments cited a constructive settlement in Massachusetts for an NSTAR Gas rate adjustment providing USD 45 million in distribution revenue and extending performance-based ratemaking through 2030.
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