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Out with the Old: New Environmental Cleanup Rules Take Effect

After more than 40 years as the primary driver of cleanups in Connecticut, the Transfer Act was replaced with a release-based cleanup program March 1. …

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Strong Support for Permitting Reform Bill

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the business…

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2026 Energy & Environment Conference

CBIA’s 2026 Energy & Environment Conference delivers practical insights on…

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Environment

10.31.2017

Draft State Water Plan Released for Public Comment

The Connecticut Water Planning Council is developing its first...

Energy

10.04.2017

Connecticut Remains Among Top States for Energy Efficiency

Connecticut continues to be among the most energy efficient...

Environment

09.07.2017

How Do You Handle Your TRI Reporting?

Several CBIA members falling under the Toxic Release Inventory...

Energy

09.07.2017

Connecticut Agrees to New Carbon Emissions Targets

Connecticut is one of nine eastern states that has...

Energy

08.01.2017

DEEP Releases Energy Strategy, Solicits Comments

The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has...

Environment

07.26.2017

DEEP Groundwater Ruling Raises Business Concerns

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

Energy

07.19.2017

Green STEP Students Tour Net Zero Energy Homes

The future home builders of Connecticut got to tour...

Energy

06.20.2017

Superfund Cleanups, Cooperating with States Priorities for Trump’s EPA

While there are still many questions surrounding the role...

Energy

06.14.2017

MEDIA ADVISORY: Energy Costs, Compliance, and More at Energy & Environment Conference

Ken Moraff, Acting Deputy Regional Administrator, EPA, Region 1,...

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Environment

Out with the Old: New Environmental Cleanup Rules Take Effect

Strong Support for Permitting Reform Bill

2026 Energy & Environment Conference

Draft State Water Plan Released for Public Comment

Connecticut Remains Among Top States for Energy Efficiency

How Do You Handle Your TRI Reporting?

Connecticut Agrees to New Carbon Emissions Targets

DEEP Releases Energy Strategy, Solicits Comments

DEEP Groundwater Ruling Raises Business Concerns

Green STEP Students Tour Net Zero Energy Homes

Superfund Cleanups, Cooperating with States Priorities for Trump’s EPA

MEDIA ADVISORY: Energy Costs, Compliance, and More at Energy & Environment Conference

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