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Connecticut’s petroleum industry employees 13,000 people across all 169 cities and towns.
Energy Conservation @ Home
Thirty years ago the average heating oil consumer used approximately 1,200 gallons per year. Today, that same consumer uses 700 gallons.
Operation Fuel
Help ensure Connecticut families and individuals in need have access to year-round energy assistance.
Hi-Tech Energy Solutions
CEMA’s promotion of the latest in Oilheat technology is actually a combination of several 21st century innovations from a number of equipment manufacturers.
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The evolution of oil heat, Bioheat® is Connecticut’s forward-thinking, new heating fuel. Bioheat blends ultra-low sulfur home heating fuel with 100% renewable, domestically-grown crops such as soybean, sunflower, linseed and sesame.
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Proposed Connecticut Bill Could Give Utilities and Government Unprecedented Control Over Homes Power Usage and Electric Vehicles
“This legislation is a slippery slope toward centralized, government control of private energy use,” said Christ Herb, CEO and President of Connecticut Energy Marketers Association. “It erodes personal choice, home comfort, and the basic right to control appliances and vehicles you paid for with your own money. When does it end?”
Mission Possible: Steven J. Levy
For more than a century and a half, Sprague has consistently evolved. “We’ve seen dramatic changes in our industry,” notes Levy. “Heating fuels have shifted from high-sulfur to ultra-low-sulfur, with the goal of reducing carbon emissions.” Sprague has often been at the forefront of these shifts.
Big Brother in Your Basement? Two Connecticut Bills Could Invade Your Privacy and Spark Lawsuits Between Neighbors!
These two bills, if passed, could create a nightmare for homeowners. The combination of easily accessible personal data and the right to sue over environmental violations could spark endless lawsuits.
Urgent: Connecticut’s Climate Change Superfund Would Cost Consumers $13 Billion
“It’s unjust and baffling that anyone in the legislature would consider raising energy costs in Connecticut after profiting from every single gallon sold. It’s another money grab by the state government and they won’t stop until they get every last penny.”
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