Eversource Energy Snapshot
Clean Energy
At Eversource, sustainability is embedded in how we conduct our business today and for future generations. As a member of the Eversource team, your work will help to advance our industry-leading goal of being carbon neutral by 2030, and our bold vision to be a catalyst for clean energy and a leader in promoting racial equity and social justice among our employees, suppliers, and the communities where we live and work.
Help to advance a clean energy future
At Eversource, sustainability is embedded in how we conduct our business today and for future generations. As a member of the Eversource team, your work will help to advance our industry-leading goal of being carbon neutral by 2030, and our bold vision to be a catalyst for clean energy and a leader in promoting racial equity and social justice among our employees, suppliers, and the communities where we live and work.
Help to advance a clean energy future
Eversource Energy (NYSE:ES), a Fortune 500 and Standard & Poor’s 500 energy company based in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, operates New England’s largest energy delivery system. Eversource is committed to safety, reliability, environmental leadership and stewardship, and expanding energy options for its 4 million electric and natural gas customers. We are a company dedicated to our customers, communities and employees. We know that our success depends on the best efforts of our engaged team- diverse, talented and dedicated individuals who take pride in their work, know and exhibit the value of teamwork and collaboration, and support each other in working safely every day.
Eversource acquired Aquarion Water Company, making Eversource the only electric company in the U.S. that also owns a water utility. Aquarion serves 230,000 water customers in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Eversource acquired Aquarion Water Company, making Eversource the only electric company in the U.S. that also owns a water utility. Aquarion serves 230,000 water customers in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
