The Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund (CEEF) is an initiative to help homeowners and renters, small and large businesses, and state and local governments use energy more efficiently. The CEEF essentially contains three principles in its mission: To advance the efficient use of energy. To reduce air pollution and negative environmental impacts. To promote economic development [...]
January 2010
Natural gas marketers can offer natural gas supply at more competitive rates because they can price the cost of gas a little bit differently than a regulated utility. The marketer is not regulated by state or federal agencies, and can price natural gas according to its own [company] requirements. When deciding whether to choose a [...]
Since the passage of the federal Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 (PURPA), two key state-level policies have empowered electric customers to use the electric grid to achieve or advance energy independence: interconnection and net metering. Both components are essential to determining best practices for connecting renewable energy technologies to the electric grid.
