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. |
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. |
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... |
EPA gives CT researcher $100K for pollution clothingThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency honored Darien researcher Dot Kelly and two of her colleagues a $100,000 award for developing an idea for clothing gauging exposure to pollution. |
Guilford, Waterbury supporting energy efficiency pushGuilford and Waterbury are aiming to lighten the load of energy bills for its residents. |
Eastern CT pair get USDA funds for wastewaterPutnam 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. |
Brogie joins GEI ConsultantsEngineering firm GEI Consultants Inc. has hired Martin Brogie as a senior consultant in its Glastonbury office. |
CT's Canadian hydro bill becomes law
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Gov. Dannel P. Malloy on Wednesday signed Connecticut's new renewable portfolio standards into law, opening the door to large-scale hydro from Canada. |
Branford pledges to Clean Energy CommunitiesBranford is the latest Connecticut town to enter the Clean Energies Communities program, joining more than 50 other municipalities pledging to reduce energy consumption by 20 percent by 2018. |
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. |