Preston

The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation — owner and operator of Foxwoods Resort Casino — is working with...

A long-vacant brownfield will be cleaned up with the help of $10 million authorized this week by the state Bond Commission.

Large proposed solar farms in Enfield and Wallingford are among 10 Connecticut clean-energy projects that could become a reality as soon as next year, following a state-run selection process.

The U.S. Occupational Safety & Health Administration has proposed fining the owner of the Bristol trash-to-energy plant $80,100 on Tuesday for 16 violations related to workplace safety.

The parent company of the trash-to-energy facilities in Bridgeport and Lisbon will sell them to a New Jersey capital firm in a $1.94 billion deal that includes 21 power plants throughout the country.

Connecticut received $4 million in grants to clean up brownfield sites to clean up and redevelop contaminated properties.

The Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development awarded $3.8 million to 21 communities to investigate specific site ripe for brownfield remediation.

Waste-to-energy firm Covanta on Tuesday reached a deal with Lake Compounce to recycle the amusement park's organics waste in Connecticut, the first such agreement reached since Covanta announced a central Connecticut facility.

Bristol's Patriot Manufacturing said it has acquired Quality Components Corp., whose owner is retiring.

The town of Preston has hired Chicago real estate broker-manager Jones Lang LaSalle to market to developers its planned Riverwalk project on what was the campus of a former mental hospital.