Department of Energy & Environmental Protection

CT rebate program leads to 67 electric car sales

In the six weeks since the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection starting offering cash rebates up to $3,000 for state residents purchasing or leasing electric vehicles, 67 payouts have been made.

DEEP picks new duck stamp art

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection announced it has picked an Indiana artist's painting of three Atlantic brant as the winner of its duck stamp contest.

UConn water plan receives final approval

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection on Thursday granted final approval of UConn's plan to divert 1.2 million gallons of water from Tolland to support the university's growth in Mansfield.

DEEP closing islands to protect coastal birds

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection is closing down two state-owned island and instilling new conservation measures on beaches in order to protect six species of coastal birds.
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Former nuclear plant to re-open Connecticut River access

The owner of the decommissioned Connecticut Yankee nuclear power plant in Haddam has agreed to remove a barrier that has blocked boaters and fisherman from accessing a manmade canal to the Connecticut River for more than a year, according to the Department of Energy & Environmental Protection.

CT continues fishing ban on herring

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection has continued its prohibition against taking fish species alewife and blueback herring from most inland and marine waters in the state.

DEEP awarding grants for trail programs

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection has begun accepting proposals for its Recreational Trail Program Grants through July 1.

DEEP pumped 1M gallons of boat sewage in 2014

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection's pumpout facilities removed a record 995,000 gallons of sewage from recreational vehicles in 2014 in Long Island Sound and Candlewood Lake.
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Ten-year-old to grace CT Angler’s Guide cover

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection has selected Immanuel Smyrnow, 10, for the cover of the 2015 Connecticut Angler's Guide.

Paint program collects 240,798 gallons in first year

Connecticut's paint recycling program collected 240,798 gallons of oil-based and latex paint in its first year, according to the report filed by administrative organization PaintCare.
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