Full-Time
Posted on 9/15/2025
Electricity and natural gas utility provider
$111.6k - $124k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
New Britain, CT, USA
Hybrid
Employees are required to work at least three days in the office, including Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Eversource Energy delivers electricity and natural gas to about 4.3 million customers in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire through a regulated utility model. It operates transmission and distribution networks and also develops clean-energy projects such as offshore wind and solar, plus grid modernization and energy-efficiency programs to help customers save. The company combines regulated utility services with active clean-energy development to stabilize prices while expanding renewable projects in its service area, and it is pursuing carbon neutrality by 2030. Its goal is to provide affordable, reliable energy while modernizing the grid and growing clean-energy generation.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Springfield, Illinois
Founded
1966
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Hartford's West End braces for traffic disruptions from $315 million Eversource project. Published: Apr. 21, 2026 at 1:26 PM PDT | Updated: 4 hours ago HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Hartford's West End is bracing for a summer of road closures, detours and lane closures as part of a $315 million underground project to upgrade the city's electric grid. The bulk of the work in the neighborhood starts May 4 and will last two to three months. Eversource is replacing 52-year-old transmission lines with more advanced cables to boost the electric grid. The work is mostly underground. Drivers will see road closed signs, detours and lane closures. Construction and noise will detour drivers from popular thoroughfares to quiet neighborhood streets. Janet Morrison has lived in the West End for nine years. She said the project is necessary but will be inconvenient. "At rush hour you'll see more traffic through the neighborhood on what are normally quieter streets due to the detours that have been set up," Morrison said. Morrison said drivers often ignore stop signs when detoured through the neighborhood. "The bad thing about that is a lot of people don't pay attention to the stop signs when they're in the neighborhood and they just go through fast, so that part is disconcerting," she said. The project will reach an already congested stretch of Asylum Avenue at Scarborough and Whitney streets. An Eversource spokesperson said the project "will enhance the safety and reliability of the electric system and increase its capacity to meet current and future energy demand in the Hartford area." Eversource is replacing nearly seven miles of transmission lines. The company said it has been in talks with residents since 2023 to minimize the impact to the neighborhood. The massive underground project began last April and is expected to end in the middle of 2027.
Eversource Energy faces governance tensions after filing a proxy statement opposing separation of Chairman and CEO roles, while Ariel Investments' Global Fund exited its position citing operational headwinds and weakening indicators. The exit followed earlier expectations tied to asset divestitures and an offshore wind project. Despite the fund exit, Eversource reaffirmed 2026 earnings guidance of $4.80 to $4.95 per share alongside its 2025 results. However, Ariel's concerns raise questions about the company's ability to meet targets amid regulatory, financing and execution risks. The company's narrative projects $14.8 billion revenue and $2.1 billion earnings by 2028, requiring 4.4% yearly revenue growth. Some analysts expect higher figures near $17 billion revenue and $2.2 billion earnings, though governance disputes and operational concerns may prompt investors to reassess these projections.
Choate represented underwriters in a $1.5 billion public offering of Series A and Series B junior subordinated notes by Eversource Energy. The underwriting group was led by Barclays Capital, Bank of America Securities, Citigroup Global Markets, J.P. Morgan Securities, Morgan Stanley, and MUFG Securities Americas. Choate serves as designated underwriters' counsel for Eversource Energy.
TD Cowen maintains a Hold rating on Eversource Energy (ES). Published on February 25, 2026 at 10:33 pm by fatima gulzar in news. Eversource Energy (NYSE:ES) is among the Best Utility Stocks. On February 19, 2026, TD Cowen boosted Eversource Energy (NYSE:ES)'s price objective to $77 from $74, maintaining a Hold rating. TD Cowen said the 2026 EPS estimate fell short of expectations, but management predicted 5%-7% long-term EPS growth beginning in 2027. The outlook is partially supported by storm cost securitization and identifies 2027 as a potential turning point, noting regulatory reform needs in Connecticut and Massachusetts. On February 13, 2026, Reuters reported that Eversource Energy (NYSE:ES)'s fourth-quarter profit climbed to $421.3 million, or $1.12 per share, from $72.5 million, or $0.20 per share, the previous year. The company achieved $123.6 million in natural gas earnings as opposed to $103.4 million last year and forecasts 2026 EPS of $4.80 to $4.95, compared to the LSEG consensus of $4.97. The firm lifted its five-year capital plan to $26.5 billion from $24.2 billion and anticipates $800 million to $1.1 billion in equity issuance between 2026 and 2030. Eversource Energy (NYSE:ES) generates, transmits, and distributes natural gas and electricity. It operates in five segments: electric distribution, electric transmission, natural gas distribution, water distribution, and other. While we acknowledge the potential of ES as an investment, our conviction lies in the belief that some AI stocks hold greater promise for delivering higher returns and have limited downside risk. If you are looking for an AI stock that is more promising than ES and that has a 100x upside potential, check out our report about the cheapest AI stock.
CT Democracy Center celebrates champions of democracy: announces winners of prestigious annual awards. (HARTFORD, CONN - February 3, 2026) - The Connecticut Democracy Center (CTDC) is pleased to announce the recipients of their third annual Connecticut Democracy Center Awards. This year the 2026 CTDC Community Leader Award will be presented to Patricia Russo, Executive Director, The Campaign School at Yale University. Eversource Energy has been selected to receive the CTDC Business Leader Award in recognition of the work of their Pro-Equity Advisory Team. JoAnn H. Price, Co-Founder of Fairview Capital Partners, Inc. will be honored with the Mary C. Gawlicki Philanthropic Leader Award. The awards program was established to recognize those committed to strengthening democracy through acts of citizenship, service, and community engagement. The 2026 Connecticut Democracy Center Awards will pay tribute to these leaders at Connecticut's Old State House on Thursday, March 12, 2026. Guests will enjoy a "Travel Across America" themed networking reception featuring delectable dishes and signature drinks while connecting with business professionals, community leaders, sponsors and award recipients interested in improving the quality of life for all in Connecticut. Tickets to the ceremony are $100 and are now on sale at https://ctdemocracycenter.org. As a leader in civics education, The Connecticut Democracy Center brings people of all ages together through its programming, inspiring them to strengthen its democracy and community through productive civic engagement. The Connecticut Democracy Center Awards recognize Connecticut community, business, and philanthropic leaders who represent the best of that engagement and whose stories encourage others to do the same. "It's defined as a noun, but I see Civics as a verb. Voting, freedom of speech, due process of law, freedom of the press; these are all rights of citizenship but are only effective if practiced," says Terryl Mitchell Smith, Board Chair of The Connecticut Democracy Center. "Our Connecticut Democracy Center Award recipients demonstrate a commitment to putting those rights into action in ways that encourage participation, collaboration, and fairness." CTDC COMMUNITY LEADER AWARD: Patricia Russo, Executive Director, The Campaign School at Yale University For over thirty-five years, Patricia has held leadership positions centered on women's equity. As Executive Director of The Campaign School at Yale University, Patricia oversees the nonpartisan, issue-neutral leadership program whose mission is to increase the number and influence of women in elected and appointed office in the United States and around the globe. She has worked on federal, state, and local political campaigns for both Democratic and Republican candidates and served more than two decades on Connecticut's Permanent Commission on the Status of Women, eight of them as Chair. Patricia is part of the national leadership team of Political Parity, a bipartisan initiative dedicated to increasing the number of women in elected office and is a member of the Advisory Board for Republican Women for Progress. CTDC BUSINESS LEADER AWARD: Eversource Energy, in recognition of the work of their Pro-Equity Advisory Team The Eversource Energy Pro-Equity Advisory Team (PEAT) was established in 2021 under the leadership of Theresa Hopkins-Staten, President of Eversource Energy Foundation and Vice President, Community Partnership and Engagement. PEAT's mission is to incorporate equity into all company decision-making policies and practices, and to drive fair and equitable outcomes for their communities and customers, particularly those that have been historically underserved, under-resourced, and environmentally overburdened. Under the guidance of the PEAT, Eversource now offers Equity Fundamentals Training to educate and provide employees the tools and resources they need to improve communication between customers, community partners, and in designing accessible programs to better meet the needs of the communities in which they serve. MARY C. GAWLICKI PHILANTHROPIC LEADER AWARD: JoAnn H. Price, Co-Founder of Fairview Capital Partners, Inc. JoAnn H. Price is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Fairview Capital Partners, Inc., which curates dynamic relationships for institutional investors, providing unparalleled access across the most compelling segments of the private markets. She is a member of Fairview's investment committee and manager of all Fairview-sponsored funds. She currently serves on the Howard University School of Business Board of Visitors, the YMCA of Greater Hartford Board of Trustees, the Wilson-Gray YMCA Board of Advisors, and on the Amistad Center for Art & Culture Board of Trustees. She also serves on the boards of the Apollo Theater Foundation in New York City, Trinity Health of New England, and 4-CT. JoAnn also recently completed her term as Chairperson of the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving recently renamed the Greater Hartford Gives Foundation. The Mary C. Gawlicki Philanthropic Leader Award was established in 2023 to celebrate the service of Mary Gawlicki, who served on the Connecticut Democracy Center Board of Directors from 2018 to 2023. As co-founders of Corporate Translations Inc. (CTi), Mary and her husband Ted Gawlicki launched the Gawlicki Family Foundation in 2012 to offer grants to Connecticut and Northeast U.S.-based non-profits committed to transformative change in education, pulmonary health, and municipal and economic development. The Connecticut Democracy Center, founded in 1998, offers programs that provide people a lifetime pathway to take civic action in their communities. CTDC offers ground-breaking and immersive civics and history programs, including Kid Governor(R), Connecticut History Day(R), MetroHartford Alliance The People: The Citizen and the Constitution, and Project Citizen. CTDC also manages Connecticut's Old State House in partnership with the Connecticut General Assembly to provide a unique setting for civic exploration. Exhibits, workshops, and events bring together civic experts, educators, historians, public figures, and the public for timely, nonpartisan conversations to explore historical and modern-day perspectives on government, democracy, and social issues. The Connecticut Democracy Center was founded in 1998 in part to launch Connecticut Network (CT-N) in partnership with the Connecticut General Assembly. The organization continues to manage the 24-hour cable TV and streaming service, considered the state's source for complete and balanced coverage of Connecticut state government and public policy. The mission of the Connecticut Democracy Center is to inspire people of all ages to engage in civic life and strengthen their communities. MetroHartford Alliance envision a society where everyone is empowered to participate in its democracy. With an entire family of civic education and engagement programs, CTDC provides audiences of all ages with the information and skills needed to be effective modern citizens