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Connecticut Energy Bill Draws Mixed Reviews

May 10, 2018
Michael Kuser
ISO-NE / Connecticut / Distributed Energy Resources (DER) / Rooftop/distributed solar
Connecticut’s General Assembly on Wednesday passed a bill that doubles the amount of renewable energy utilities must use to serve load — 40% by 2030 — while also revoking net metering guarantees that ensure rooftop solar owners earn retail prices for their excess electricity. The bill now goes to Gov.

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