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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

Permit Process Clouds Aerospace Manufacturer’s Expansion Plans

When a business like Kaman Corporation, an important cog...

Environment

CBIA

Title V Air Permit Regulatory Change Approved

Members of CBIA’s E2: Energy & Environmental Council achieved...

Environment

CBIA

Consumer Packaging Task Force Finalizes Recommendations

A legislative task force charged with evaluating strategies to...

Environment

DEEP Groundwater Ruling Raises Business Concerns

A recent declaratory ruling by the state Department of...

2017 Session: The Good, the Bad…the Budget?

While the 2017 General Assembly ended this week, bringing...

Energy

CBIA

Energy, Environment Bills Impact Brownfields, Electricity Rates, Fuel Cells

On the energy and environment front, state lawmakers passed...

Workforce Development Bills Await Governor’s Signature

Several workforce development bills approved by the General Assembly...

Energy

U.S. Department of Energy Seeks Comments on Existing Regulations

Pursuant to Executive Order 13771, “Reducing Regulation and Controlling...

Lawmakers Hear, Learn from State’s Manufacturers

Lawmakers had a simple message for Connecticut’s manufacturers during...

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