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Eversource Q2 Income Falls on Transmission ROE Refund and Offshore Wind Charges

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Eversource Energy’s second-quarter income fell to $53.7 million from $352.7 million a year earlier, driven by one-time charges including $111.4 million tied to its Aquarion sale, $62 million for a pending transmission return on equity refund, and $164 million for increased liability from the offshore Revolution Wind project. The company reiterated 2026 ongoing earnings guidance and said Revolution Wind is already delivering 300 MW; ISO-NE also tentatively selected a $2.2 billion transmission plan.

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