A consolidated business risk profile dominated by low-operating-risk electric transmission and distribution operations; Material contribution from FERC-regulated transmission investments; Minimal competition; and Operating and regulatory diversity with operations in three states and a combination of electric distribution and transmission operations. Regulated utilities have historically been challenged to earn their allowed return on equity; New Hampshire electric operations that are integrated although customers can select alternative electric supply providers; Large proposed capital spending program; and Aggressive consolidated financial profile. Standard&Poor's Ratings Services' ratings on Connecticut Light&Power Co. (CL&P) reflect the consolidated credit profile of its parent, Northeast Utilities (NU). NU's business risk profile is excellent and reflects primarily the low-operating-risk nature of its regulated utility subsidiaries and
RESEARCH Connecticut Light & Power Co. Publication date: 02-Jun-2011 Primary Credit Analyst: Dimitri Nikas, New York (1) 212-438-7807; dimitri_nikas@standardandpoors.com Secondary Credit Analyst: Gabe Grosberg, New York (1) 212-438-6043;...
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