Department of Energy & Environmental Protection

CT accepting greenway applications

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection is soliciting greenway nominations for communities to earn the official state designation for trails and paths.

DEEP proposes $2M Housatonic fish rehab

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection on Wednesday proposed a $2 million rehabilitation of the Housatonic River fish habitat and marshes.

DEEP accepting firewood lottery applications

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection is accepting applications through Feb. 1 for its annual state forest firewood lottery.

DEEP denies regulators’ request for energy extension

Officials at the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection have denied regulators' request for a three-month extension to review the state's new comprehensive energy strategy, which calls for a $7 billion expansion of the natural gas home heating system.
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SolarCity to open Rocky Hill operations center

California-based SolarCity will open its Rocky Hill operations center on Thursday.

CT energy strategy challenged for lack of security

West Hartford consultant Environmental Energy Solutions has challenged Connecticut's lack of a security plan in its new comprehensive energy strategy program.

DEEP offers $360K for biz to buy trucks

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection will make $360,000 available for businesses, municipalities, and individuals to replace heavy-duty diesel trucks with new, low-emission trucks.

CT joins material reuse Web site

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection has joined a new Web site for businesses to exchange gently used goods instead of throwing them away.
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DEEP recognizes 19 green businesses, people

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection recognized 19 businesses and individuals for their environmental efforts.

CT awards $169K to Shoreline Greenway

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection has awarded $168,938 to develop a section of The Shoreline Greenway Trail in Madison, eventually taking users 25 miles along Long Island Sound.
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