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Utility urges voluntary energy conservation measures for the next three days June 18, 2024 Norwich – With very high temperatures likely along the East Coast and much of Connecticut this week, Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) has issued a Power Alert and is encouraging its customers to voluntarily conserve energy for the next three days. “We
Norwich, CT: Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) has once again been recognized by the American Public Power Association with its Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) in recognition of its commitment to providing dependable and safe electric service to the community. The RP3 designation highlights NPU’s excellence across four critical disciplines: reliability, safety, workforce development, and system
Qualifying NPU electric customers can receive a rebate of up to $1,500 for the purchase or lease of a new electric vehicle, or up to $4,000 for the installation of an electric vehicle charging station at their home or business.
Home Energy Savings (HES) – Customers can schedule an audit ($50 co-pay) to check your energy use. Call Lantern Energy at 1-877-878-3006 to schedule an appointment.
NPU is offering its Community Assistance Rate (CAR) for qualified individuals and families. Norwich households with incomes below 60% of the State of Connecticut’s Median Household Income by family size would be eligible for this reduced electric rate.
In November, Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) formally broke ground on a five-year, $200 million project that will modernize its wastewater treatment plant. The brief groundbreaking ceremony took place in front of the former Administrative Building of the Falls Avenue facility.
In November, Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) formally broke ground on a five-year, $200 million project that will modernize its wastewater treatment plant. The brief groundbreaking ceremony took place in front of the former Administrative Building of the Falls Avenue facility.
In November, Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) formally broke ground on a five-year, $200 million project that will modernize its wastewater treatment plant. The brief groundbreaking ceremony took place in front of the former Administrative Building of the Falls Avenue facility.
In November, Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) formally broke ground on a five-year, $200 million project that will modernize its wastewater treatment plant. The brief groundbreaking ceremony took place in front of the former Administrative Building of the Falls Avenue facility.
