>Did you not read? They paid dividends worth over $800 million dollars last year. Case closed.

The dividends go to the shareholders, not the executives. Also, $800M wouldn't even begin to cover the cost of New England alone.

>Also, side note since you seem unaware. Eversource in other states is separate operationally. That’s one reason why the performance of the company in say, NH, is better then in CT. They’re essentially joined at the very top, holding company level.

The levels of your ignorance on what you are trying to talk about is astounding.

NH, MA and NH are all operated until a central umbrella at Eversource. The costs I broke out (which you ignored in hopes that others would not notice they exist, or just haven't come up with a way to refute the truth) would exceed the dividends paid out in New England alone; the number you listed was for the company as a whole. Unless you want to pay licensed electricians the same as burger flippers, the math will never add up without massive price increases.