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You spoke and we listened. You want the most reliable service possible, fast restoration during a storm and continued investment in a stronger, smarter, more resilient electric system.
This plan outlines our commitment to delivering safe, reliable and storm-hardened power to our more than 1.3 million customers across Connecticut. We're always working to keep your business operations running smoothly without interruption.
Investing Over $3.9 Billion
We plan to invest over $3.9 billion into our Connecticut electric distribution infrastructure over the next five years as we remain focused on continuously improving the service you have come to expect.
Powering your community map
Zoom in to see how much reliability investment is projected for your city or town as of July 2026, subject to state regulatory approvals and modifications. Population and critical infrastructure in each area contribute to the amount of investment.
What that means
Meeting Tomorrow's Demand with 800 New Megawatts
Connecticut's energy needs are evolving and changing. Demand is growing as the state experiences continued expansion in housing, new business, electrification and clean energy.
To keep pace, we need an electric grid that supports reliability and long-term economic growth, while balancing affordability — not just today, but for the years ahead.
We will add almost 800MW of capacity to the electric grid over the next decade to deliver more power when it's needed.
By 2035, our investments will enable
Building a Stronger, More Reliable System for Every Day
Electricity may feel instant when you flip a switch, but it takes a complex, coordinated system and skilled employees to deliver it to your business.
Our over 4,000 Connecticut employees are committed to working year-round to keep your power safe and reliable. Even when high heat and extreme cold hit our system, it's built to withstand more than ever before for your everyday needs.
Prepared for Whatever New England Weather Brings
From coastal flooding and winter ice to high winds and extreme rain, New England weather will continue to challenge the electric system.
That's why we're investing in a stronger, more resilient grid that can better withstand extreme weather, reduce outages and restore power more quickly when you demand that the power stays on.
Last year we strengthened resiliency by:
- Replacing transformers and increasing additional power routing options during an outage at substations.
- Proactively conducting tree reviews based on data and prioritizing trees for removal. We proactively removed nearly 15,027 trees to prevent significant outages.
- Installing 24 smart switches to isolate outages and accelerate restoration efforts.