Connecticut
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Questions about heat pumps? Connecticut offers free experts to help
The state’s energy efficiency program has hired a Massachusetts firm to provide virtual consultations with heat pump experts, along with developing a local network of trained heat pump installers.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut weatherization program will tackle mold, asbestos, other barriers
Mold, asbestos and other hazards can prevent energy efficiency contractors from moving ahead with weatherization projects. A new state program will create funding to help homeowners address those barriers.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut electric vehicle rebate reforms include point-of-sale vouchers
The state’s electric vehicle rebates were increased for lower-income residents last year, but participation has been limited, in part because recipients have had to apply for the incentive after purchasing a vehicle.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut solar developer expands lawsuit against offshore wind projects
Thomas Melone sued federal agencies last July for approving Vineyard Wind, the country’s first utility-scale offshore wind farm. He recently expanded the case to include another project, South Fork Wind.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut regulators move to end subsidies for new natural gas hookups
The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority said a program meant to help Connecticut residents and businesses switch from oil to natural gas has not met targets and no longer aligns with the state’s climate goals.By Lisa Prevost .
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Solar sales tactic complaints renew proposed legislation in Connecticut
The state Department of Consumer Protection receives about one complaint per week related to solar companies. Some say that warrants more regulation, but the industry says the proposal is overly broad and not practical.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut ‘right-to-charge’ bill paves path for renters to install their own EV chargers
The legislation would give residents of multi-unit buildings the right to install electric vehicle charging equipment in their designated parking spaces by preventing “unreasonable” restrictions from landlords or homeowner associations.By Lisa Prevost .
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As Connecticut falls behind on emission goals, activists want teeth added to law
Connecticut citizens can already sue the state for failing to protect air, water, and other natural resources. Now, climate groups want the same enforcement mechanism extended to the state’s 2008 climate law.By Lisa Prevost .
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Commentary: Clean energy can help solve New England's natural gas woes
By reducing our reliance on natural gas and instead investing in renewables, New Englanders could see reduced rate increases and stable electricity supply, writes guest commentator Adam Gallaher.By Adam Gallaher .
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4 things to know about Connecticut’s new energy storage incentive program
Connecticut regulators are offering upfront money to help pay for the installation of an in-home or business battery system, and customers can earn more money by allowing utilities to tap into them during peak demand.By Lisa Prevost .
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