Connecticut should focus on studying the pros and cons of nuclear power, developing a policy for renewable resources and targeting certain energy efficiency programs for funding, according to a report funded by the state’s two major utilities. via Utilities’ proposed strategy includes look at nuclear power | Commentary: The Day.
On Feb. 9, John Greeno of New England Conservation and Peter Callan of Lantern Energy presented Portland First Selectwoman Susan Bransfield with rebate checks for participation in an energy efficiency program. via Portland Awarded For Energy Efficiency Initatives – Courant.com.
Tom Ivers, city block grant coordinator, called it “a win-win solution,” that Milford residents have the opportunity to take advantage of two energy efficiency programs. They are the Connecticut Clean Energy Options and the Connecticut Energy Information Program — Choosing an Electric Supplier. via Energy programs are ‘win, win’ | Milford Mirror.
NEW HAVEN — Mayor John DeStefano Jr. and the Livable City Initiative announced Thursday the creation of a $500,000 fund aimed at helping city homeowners pay for energy-efficiency upgrades. via City offers $500G to make houses energy-efficient- The New Haven Register – Serving New Haven, Connecticut.