PURA denies New Haven's request for role in Iberdrola/UIL deal

In responding to Phoenix's letter, Jeffrey Gaudiosi, PURA's executive secretary, wrote on April 21 that the agency "finds that it does not have the subject matter jurisdiction or the expertise to review and determine or enforce the City's environmental claims that UIL or its affi...

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Published inTCA Regional News
Main Author Turmelle, Luther
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Chicago Tribune Content Agency LLC 02.05.2015
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Liability
PCB
Polychlorinated biphenyls
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Summary:In responding to Phoenix's letter, Jeffrey Gaudiosi, PURA's executive secretary, wrote on April 21 that the agency "finds that it does not have the subject matter jurisdiction or the expertise to review and determine or enforce the City's environmental claims that UIL or its affiliates are liable for environmental contamination and remediation. [...]the Authority does not have staff with environmental contamination issues expertise to review such issues," Gaudiosi said in his written response.