Southington’s SmartPay Solutions raises $1.3MSouthington technology firm SmartPay Solutions LLC has raised $1.3 million to help advance its cloud-based workers' compensation pay-as-you-go software. |
Survey: Fewer CT businesses going greenFewer Connecticut businesses are engaged in sustainability practices than three years ago, according to a survey released Wednesday by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association. |
Walgreens to install solar at CT storesWalgreens will install solar arrays at its Connecticut drugstores, part of the company's plan to solarize 200 stores in six states. |
Discount Power expands to 2nd state, OhioShelton electric supplier Discount Power will expand to Ohio on July 1, its second state after Connecticut. |
ClearEdge sells Korean fuel cellSouth Windsor manufacturer ClearEdge Power has sold a fuel cell to a key financial center in Korea, the company announced Wednesday. |
CT rolls out $6M food waste programThe Connecticut Clean Energy Finance & Investment Authority has launched a $6 million pilot program looking for participants in developing plants that process food waste into electricity. |
Bushnell lands second C-PACE projectThe Bushnell in Hartford will be the second commercial property in Connecticut to use the new C-PACE program to upgrade its energy systems at no upfront costs. |
New Haven manufacturer lands EPA energy grantNew Haven manufacturer Precision Combustion Inc. received a $79,895 grant to develop a burner for waste-to-energy plants. |
Cornwall, Stafford, Hamden, Glastonbury promote energy efficiencyFour Connecticut towns have joined energy efficiency programs to get their businesses and residents to conserve their power and heating. |
Budderfly wins second patentShelton energy efficiency firm Budderfly has won a second patent for its computer-based building management system. |