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Eversource Named One of America’s Climate Leaders for 2024 by USA TODAY

HARTFORD, Conn. & BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--For a second consecutive year, Eversource Energy (NYSE: ES) has been recognized by USA TODAY and Statista Inc. as one of America’s Climate Leaders for 2024. Ranked among the top utilities on the list, this distinction highlights the energy company’s efforts to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions intensity which is rooted in an unwavering commitment to sustainability throughout its operations. “We’re deeply honored to receive this prestigious award from...

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