(The Center Square) — A bipartisan group of New England governors is calling on federal regulators to reject a proposal by several regional utilities to boost their profit margins and delay ratepayer refunds.

In a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont and five other chief executives call on the agency to reject a proposal by regional power transmission companies to “significantly” increase the amount of money they are allowed to keep as profits from monthly utility bills.

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