Solar Connecticut

Shared solar, a concept that can provide solar power to many of those who otherwise can't get it, has been on the radar in Connecticut since 2012. After years of delays it may finally be close to its first – albeit tiny – test here.

Two of Connecticut's well-intentioned environmental policies are coming to a head this year.

Lawmakers are considering a flurry of bills that would impact Connecticut's energy landscape, particularly in the renewables sector.

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is attempting to get a stalled “shared-solar” pilot program back on track.

Connecticut's burgeoning solar industry is gearing up for nearly a decade of growth following lawmakers' decision this year to expand the state's pool of residential solar incentives.

The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded $600,000 to nine Northeast solar groups and two universities to form a regional collaboration and deploy more clean energy.

A 20-year, $300 million secretive state program designed to bolster the struggling Connecticut fuel cell industry instead...

The Fall 2013 edition of the Connecticut Green Guide features manufacturers who are saving large, recycling businesses ahead of the industry curve, the Jedi of efficient lighting, and East Hartford's river visionary.

The names and locations of the project winners for Connecticut's 21-year, $1 billion renewable energy credit program have been revealed, unveiling a one-year-old secret in the state's green business community.

Connecticut's release of its previously secret 21-year, $1 billion clean energy program information is expected as early...