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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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Environment

E2 Submits Proposals for Improving DEEP Operations

The time and effort it takes to apply for,...

Environment

DEEP Officials Vow to Improve Water Permit Processes

State environmental officials vowed to work more closely with...

OSHA

OSHA Revises Potentially Outdated, Confusing Standards

OSHA has issued a final rule revising 14 provisions...

Connecticut Economy

Where’s Connecticut Headed? An Open Letter to Lawmakers.

Dear Connecticut lawmakers: As the legislative session winds down...

Aerospace

Manufacturers Showcase Innovation, Meet Lawmakers

As he strolled through the state Capitol’s North Lobby...

Environment

Despite Task Force Report, DEEP Pushes Packaging Program

For years, the state Department of Energy and Environmental...

Regulatory Reform

Lamont Wants to Cut Red Tape for Businesses

Gov. Ned Lamont announced a series of proposals this...

Regulatory Reform

Committee Approves Bill Cutting State Contract Red Tape

The Department of Administrative Services’ new head followed through...

Energy

New DEEP Head Says Agency, Business ‘Have to Be Partners’

Many businesses regulated by the state Department of Energy...

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