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CT nat. gas vendors seek 280K more users

Connecticut’s three largest natural gas utilities on Monday filed a plan with state regulators to add 280,000 business and residential customers, the first step in implementing Gov. Dannel...

Solar Industry: It’s on us now

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With the Connecticut General Assembly’s passage of two more clean energy programs in June, the industry now has every available tool a state government can offer.

Malloy: Don’t mess with Connecticut

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Texas isn't all it's cracked up to be, at least according to the Connecticut governor.

CNG to ask for $20M rate increase

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Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. will ask regulators for a $19.9 million rate increase to improve its system and prepare to implement Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's $7 billion natural gas heating expansion.

Discount Power offers free energy audits to businesses

Shelton electricity provider Discount Power is offering a free energy audit to its business customers.

Guilford, Waterbury supporting energy efficiency push

Guilford and Waterbury are aiming to lighten the load of energy bills for its residents.

Milford tech school to unveil E-House

Milford's Platt Technical High School is set to unveil Connecticut's fourth E-House, an energy-efficiency focused education and research lab.

Sacred Heart wins community sustainability award

Sacred Heart University in Fairfield was recognized for its continued sustainability efforts across its collegiate operations.

Eastern CT pair get USDA funds for wastewater

Putnam and Brooklyn are getting nearly $5.5 million in federal grants and low-interest loans to improve the two eastern Connecticut towns' wastewater works, authorities say.

CT approves submetering, fines N.H. landlord

New Haven landlord PMC Property Group has been ordered to repay its tenants for charging them individual for their energy use, a practice encouraged by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and the Connecticut...

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