Monday July, 16th - Excitement filled the air at PSEG yesterday morning as the 3rd Ready2Work class celebrated the beginning of their careers in Connecticut’s construction trades. For participants, the Ready2Work program
This afternoon regional business and community leaders gathered for the 144th Bridgeport Regional Business Council’s (BRBC) Annual Meeting and Luncheon. PSEG is honored to have been awarded the
Earlier this week PSEG celebrated the graduation of students in its second Ready2Work class. On Monday, June 4th friends, family, teachers and local officials, such as Bridgeport’s Mayor
It’s Week #3 of PSEG’s second Ready2Work class and, in the midst of the day’s lesson on May 1, students were surprised with a visit by PSEG Power
Congratulations to the next PSEG Ready2Work class as they embark on a journey to better their future. This program is their first step to becoming part of Connecticut’s
By Melissa Ficuciello They may not have worn traditional caps and gowns, nor did the familiar sounds of “Pomp and Circumstance” fill the air, but that didn’t lessen the
As part of the Bridgeport Community, PSEG is actively working to improve the city and the lives of its residents. On Monday, January 5, 2018, PSEG’s Vice President
Bridgeport, CT- On Monday, November 6th, students from Bullard Havens Technical School enjoyed a presentation provided by PSEG and the mechanical contractor for the Unit 5 Combined Cycle
PSEG Announces Free Bridgeport Pathway To Construction Apprenticeships (Copy of article created by Meredith Guinness of the Bridgeport Daily Voice) BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — PSEG on Wednesday unveiled its new
At PSEG, safety is always first. On October 11, 2017 Bridgeport Harbor station Unit 5 hosted a lunch for all project workers to celebrate 100,000 safe hours worked.
BRIDGEPORT, CT – PSEG Power Connecticut and Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim today signed a Community Environmental Benefit Agreement (CEBA) associated with the construction of a new gas-fired plant
(February 11, 2016 – Bridgeport, CT) – PSEG Power Connecticut announced today that it has cleared 485 MWs of Installed Summer Capacity from a new gas-fired combined-cycle power