Vermont Hydro-Electric Corporation
Unknown – Unknown
- Business Type
- Corporation
- State of Incorporation
- Vermont
- Business Purpose
- Electric Utility
- Rail Operations
- None
- Operations In
- United States: New Hampshire, Vermont
Predecessor Companies by Name Change, Reorganization or Merger
- The Colonial Power and Light Company
- 1913 to 1919, Renamed
Timeline
- October 31, 1919
- The Colonial Power and Light Company name changes to Vermont Hydro-Electric Corporation.
Source
Public Service Commission of New Hampshire, “Reports of Electric Utilities,” in Annual and Statistical Report of the Public Service Commission of New Hampshire For the Year Ending December 31, 1925, 85-186 (Public Service Commission of New Hampshire, 1926). - October 31, 1919
- Claremont Power Company is purchased by Vermont Hydro-Electric Corporation.
Source
Public Service Commission of New Hampshire, “Reports of Electric Utilities,” in Annual and Statistical Report of the Public Service Commission of New Hampshire For the Year Ending December 31, 1925, 85-186 (Public Service Commission of New Hampshire, 1926). - October 31, 1919
- Clarendon Power Company is purchased by Vermont Hydro-Electric Corporation.
Source
Public Service Commission of New Hampshire, “Reports of Electric Utilities,” in Annual and Statistical Report of the Public Service Commission of New Hampshire For the Year Ending December 31, 1925, 85-186 (Public Service Commission of New Hampshire, 1926). - October 31, 1919
- The Western Vermont Power and Light Company is purchased by Vermont Hydro-Electric Corporation.
Source
Public Service Commission of New Hampshire, “Reports of Electric Utilities,” in Annual and Statistical Report of the Public Service Commission of New Hampshire For the Year Ending December 31, 1925, 85-186 (Public Service Commission of New Hampshire, 1926). - August 20, 1929
- Black River Power Company, Bradford Electric Light Company, Middlebury Electric Company, Pittsford Power Company, Public Service Corporation of Vermont, Rutland Railway, Light and Power Company, Vermont Hydro-Electric Corporation , and Windsor Electric Light Company consolidate into Central Vermont Public Service Corporation.
Source
Michael L. Austin, “Heat and Light,” in Rutland Historical Society Quarterly, 46-68 (Rutland Historical Society, 1980).