Sunfinity Power, a New England solar company known for its work with homeowners across Rhode Island and Massachusetts, has officially expanded its services into Connecticut. The move brings the ...
Connecticut residents may soon have more routes to solar power, from traditional rooftop installations to shared projects, and now, even small plug-in units that fit on a patio or balcony. Those added ...
Earlier this month, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, a Democrat, signed a law with a host of policies meant to boost solar energy: It extends the state's renewable energy incentives, calls for the ...
The state’s top utility has refused to sign deals for solar projects picked by the state. Will the same thing happen with Connecticut’s latest round of procurements?
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: iStock Connecticut is a step closer to making solar power more accessible to people who do not own their homes. On ...
A race against the clock is underway for Connecticut lawmakers to come up with a plan for the future of rooftop solar in the state. Connecticut’s existing residential and commercial solar programs, ...
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Connecticut homeowner built a $600 plug-in solar setup, and it made nearly $400 in a year
With a growing number of states allowing plug-in solar, homeowners are finding that this smaller-scale, less-complicated solar option can pay for itself in a surprisingly short period of time. For ...
A new bill extending home and community solar incentive programs has passed both houses of the Connecticut Senate, and just needs Governor Ned Lamont’s signature to make it into law. It’s taken us a ...
Connecticut doesn’t need to search for new answers to rising electricity costs, we already have one. It’s called community solar, and in Connecticut it exists through the Shared Clean Energy Facility ...
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