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Connecticut cities, solar installers locked in legal fight over property taxes
Court cases dispute the definition of “private residential use” for exempting solar installations from property taxes.By Lisa Prevost .
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In Connecticut, low-income customers will see solar savings appear on bills
Utilities — not solar developers — will be tasked with signing up lower-income customers under final rules for a Connecticut shared solar program.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut solar group wins fight for transparency on ‘value of solar’ study
State officials had planned to waive the usual prohibition on back channel communication between regulators and parties.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut towns want permission to buy clean power on behalf of residents
Four municipalities have passed resolutions calling on state lawmakers to pass community choice aggregation legislation.By Lisa Prevost .
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Despite recycling mandate, food waste-to-energy struggles to grow in Connecticut
A leader at the state’s only biogas plant says lax enforcement of the law has limited the potential for energy production.By Lisa Prevost .
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Connecticut aims to put equity front and center in electric vehicle plan
State energy officials are considering several approaches to ensure investments are spread equitably across the state.By Lisa Prevost .
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How much credit does RGGI deserve for the Northeast’s progress on emissions?
Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative supporters acknowledge other factors but say the program is an important piece.By Sarah Shemkus .
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As Connecticut releases electric vehicle roadmap, some question its direction
A long-awaited state report on electric vehicle policy options was released the same week the state also reduced rebates.By Lisa Prevost .
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Northeast green banks inspire national proposal for clean energy financing
The National Climate Bank Act introduced this year is based in part on successful projects in Connecticut and New York.By Lisa Prevost .
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When is a new power plant ‘necessary’ in New England? Regulators defer to capacity market
The regional grid operator’s long-term capacity auctions have become key to developers’ state siting applications.By Lisa Prevost .
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