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Homeowners often oppose nearby solar. But do projects really hurt property values?
A Connecticut proposal exemplifies residents’ common complaints over solar developments in their neighborhoods.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut green bonds offer residents a chance to fund war on climate change
The state’s green bank hopes to inspire residents to help fund clean energy investments to combat climate change.By Lisa Prevost .
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In New England, declining car sales prompt call for electric bike rebates
Supporters in Connecticut argue that e-bike incentives, like those in Vermont, would be a timely investment.By Lisa Prevost .
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New England business groups make case to suspend energy efficiency surcharges
Groups say halting the surcharges would provide critical relief as businesses navigate the COVID-19 pandemic.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut churches, nonprofits band together on electricity purchases
More than 70 organizations have worked together to help each other navigate the market’s notorious complexities.By Lisa Prevost .
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Against headwinds, Connecticut lays out path to put more electric vehicles on the road
The state has committed to deploying 125,000 to 150,000 electric vehicles by 2025, but progress this year will be tough.By Lisa Prevost .
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Transportation and Climate Initiative moves ahead amid pandemic uncertainty
It’s unclear if falling gas prices will make the agreement an easier political sell since unemployment is also surging.By Lisa Prevost .
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Co-housing project rethinks residential energy use with shared walls, amenities
The living concept originated in Denmark and is often paired with a commitment to minimizing environmental impact.By Lisa Prevost .
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Pandemic prompts request to delay Connecticut renewable bid deadline
A clean energy funder says a one-month delay would help accommodate projects disrupted by the coronavirus outbreak.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut bill would give homebuyers, renters more transparency on energy costs
The legislation is backed by state environmental groups and regulators but opposed by the real estate lobby.By Lisa Prevost .
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