"It is important that we appreciate the disruption in the lives of our customers and provide some relief," Butler said...
CL&P is doing what's "right" after they allowed all the houses to be built in the last ten years and attached to a grid that had brittle glass insulators and rotten poles from the 1950s and 1960s.
It's more mandated by morality after nearly every company including cable turned off entire towns in a massive PSYOP "let's see what they do" stunt for their fear-monger government handlers. They got a big surprise when they failed to re-energize those locations and still haven't admitted it.
Butler said CL&P has presented the American Red Cross with a donation of $1 million from the Northeast Utilities Foundation in an effort to assist state affected by the storm.
""This grant will help us maximize and expand our relief efforts specifically here in Connecticut," said Dianne Auger, CEO of the American Red Cross, Connecticut Region. "We truly appreciate the generosity of NU and CL&P, who support us throughout the year."
Will Thomas May be following up with similar outreaches, or will he just continue to allow unmitigated surges on Donahue Road in Brewster as he has for over a year ? Look to what they can't handle in regular weather for what happened in Irene... or Bob.
After all, their million dollar salaries would have bought a lot of poles and insulators as well as new wire when it cost less, instead of splicing of wire and creating tomorrow's disaster today.
They drained the Red Cross and other NGOs and they know it.
I understand he'll have a busy Tuesday in his BOA role.
SPQR
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