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Emilee Mooney Scott and Katie Dykes, 2026 E2 Conference

Katie Dykes Steps Down as DEEP Commissioner

Katie Dykes, commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, announced June 5 that she will step down from her position in…

Unlocking Main Street by DoorDash

DoorDash Launches National Small Business Campaign

DoorDash may be best known as an app that delivers…

A New Era for Regulatory Reform?

Connecticut regulators and business leaders are signaling a new era…

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2024 State Senate Voting Records

The following table illustrates how members of the Connecticut...

2024 State House Voting Records

The following table illustrates how members of the Connecticut...

Energy

For Now, Natural Gas Is Here to Stay

The following first appeared in the opinion pages of...

Energy

Legislators: Energy Affordability, Reliability Are Economic Imperatives

Managing energy costs and grid reliability are critical for...

Environment

EPA building sign

Manufacturers Challenge EPA’s PFAS Rule

The National Association of Manufacturers and the American Chemistry...

Energy

DEEP commissioner Katie Dykes talks with Day Pitney's Kirstin Etela

Dykes: DEEP Improving Predictability, Efficiency, Transparency

Over the next two years, Department of Energy and...

Energy

PURA’s Gillett: Grid Needs ‘Continued Investment’

From rising prices to grid modernization and reliability, energy...

Regulatory Reform

Survey: Low Return for State’s High Tax Burden

A new survey reveals a significant disconnect between Connecticut’s...

Energy

Solar Power, Procurement Lead Energy Policy Focus

Solar power and procurement were the main policy focus...

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