Sacred Heart's new Welch, Media Studies homeFairfield's Sacred Heart University breaks ground at 10 a.m. Tuesday on a new home for the John F. Welch College of Business and the Department of Communication & Media Studies on its campus at 5401... |
GE to open $1.5M Plainville product centerThe industrial solutions division of Fairfield conglomerate General Electric on Friday will open a $1.5 million, 17,000-square-foot New Product Innovation Center in Plainville. |
CT rest areas get 12 new solar modulesThe Connecticut Department of Transportation has awarded Middletown solar installer Greenskies Renewable Energy 12 construction contracts for solar photovoltaic arrays at service plaza locations on... |
Colchester manufacturer installs 120kW solar arrayColchester net manufacturer InCord has installed a 120 kilowatt solar system that exceeds the company's electricity needs and will feed power back onto the main electric grid. |
CT programs receive efficiency honorsThe American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy honored three Connecticut conservation programs for helping businesses and residents reduce their energy use. |
CL&P, UI launch second renewable credit phaseElectric utilities Connecticut Light & Power and United Illuminating have opened up the second phase of Connecticut's $1 billion renewable energy credit program, with applications due June 13. |
Construction forecast brightens for stateQ&A talks about the outlook for the construction sector with David Breslin, chief estimator with S/L/A/M Construction Services in Glastonbury. |
CT cites 8 subs on Trinity College work siteConnecticut labor cops have ordered eight out-of-state subcontractors to stop their work on a new dorm on Hartford's Trinity College campus until they show proof they have worker's compensation... |
NH gov asks for thorough review on pipeline issueNew Hampshire Gov. Maggie Hassan has asked U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry for a thorough environmental and permitting process before allowing any existing pipelines in the state to transport tar... |
CT asks how to spend $72M Sandy fundsConnecticut has a $71.8 million Storm Sandy treasure chest for which it is soliciting public feedback about how best to use the money to rebuild communities most impacted by last fall's destructive... |