Mold, asbestos may put Connecticut weatherization goal out of reach
State leaders are looking for funding sources for remediation work that needs to happen before many energy efficiency upgrades can be completed.Study: Solar can hurt home values if it displaces scarce suburban greenspace
The analysis by University of Rhode Island researchers did not account for aesthetic treatments, and found no impact from arrays in rural areas.Connecticut bill would invite competition to run efficiency programs
Supporters say third-party companies could bring innovation, but some lawmakers worry about potential disruption to successful utility programs.Connecticut weighs options for making electric vehicle rebates more equitable
The state is considering proposals to make electric vehicles more accessible to lower-income buyers.Connecticut regulator isn’t interested in utilities’ ‘excuses’ on power grid failures
Since becoming chair of the state’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority last year, Marissa Gillett has supercharged efforts around grid modernization.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.
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.