Asian firm to oversee UTC’s Dreamliner systemsThe aerosystems arm of Hartford’s United Technologies Corp. inked a pact with an Asian aircraft maintainer to handle repair, maintenance and overhaul of UTC components aboard the Boeing 787... |
State transit policy has gone off the rails
Chris Powell |
John B. Larson, the East Hartford Democrat who represents Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District, has a pretty good sense of humor, so might he be a prankster too? |
CT cold-storage operator fined for ammonia releaseFederal environmental authorities hit operators of an East Hartford cold-storage warehouse with sanctions totaling $210,000 stemming from a potentially threatening ammonia release two years ago at... |
CT DOT to host electric vehicle expoThe Connecticut Department of Transportation is hosting an electric vehicle expo to entice businesses and residents to learn more about clean transportation. |
CT 'Roadcheck' targets trucks, motor coachesState motor-vehicle regulators and troopers are launching Tuesday a three-day safety blitz, targeting unsafe vehicles and operators on interstates, state highways and local roads, authorities say. |
CT commuter alert: Summer heat may slow Metro-NorthMetro-North Railroad says slight delays are possible when summer temperatures soar, The Associated Press reports. |
CT spends $8M to upgrade freight railroadsGov. Dannel P. Malloy announced Friday the state is giving $8 million to four railroad companies to modernize the state's track system for easier transport of freight. |
Praxair acquires Scottish offshore distributorDanbury industrial-gas supplier Praxair on Wednesday acquired a Scotland-based distributor for the offshore oil and gas industry. |
CT Green Guide publishes Summer 2013 editionA Connecticut program that pays businesses to make energy upgrades. An architect pushing sustainability in Hartford, New Haven downtown revitalization. A beer company that saved $186,000 through... |
REEBA launches CT green jobs bankThe Renewable Energy & Efficiency Business Association has started a Connecticut green job bank on its new Web site, www.reeba.org. |