When some Eversource customers got their August bills, they were faced with two surprises. One was that the higher deliver fee implemented in July wasn't suspended as the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority had ordered.  Eversource supposedly missed the deadline to get it off the bill. The other surprise, was that the supply side was on par with previous months despite not having power for 8 days. Eversource sent follow up letters saying due to the extensive damage from the tropical storm, they were unable to obtain usage information from the meter to calculate the bill and it was an estimate based on previous usage.  Once they are able to obtain a precise read form the meter, Eversource says they will adjust the account to reflect actual usage.