Using renewable biodiesel lowers greenhouse gas emissions and has a similar impact on the environment as planting trees. Used cooking oil, and another discarded food waste like soybean oil, is turned into renewable biodiesel in Connecticut, and is used to heat homes....
For more informationContact Shelly Sindland860-992-9045shellysindland@ctema.com FROM FRENCH FRIES TO FUEL: A NEW CONNECTICUT LAW IS DRAMATICALLY CUTTING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS WHILE CHANGING THE WAY CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS HEAT THEIR HOMES! PRESS ADVISORY:Press...
For Immediate ReleaseContact Shelly Sindlandshellysindland@ctema.com860-992-9045 For immediate release: 11TH HOUR AMENDMENTS WOULD GRANT DEEP COMMISSIONER COMPLETE CONTROL OF CONNECTICUT’S ENERGY ECONOMY DESPITE PREVIOUS, SIMILAR ATTEMPTS ALREADY DEFEATED THIS...
Chris Herb, CEMA President and CEO at a press conference March 5, 2021 regarding TCI TCI IS BACK BUT DISGUISED AS SOMETHING ELSE! IF PASSED, ENERGY PRICES WILL INCREASE EVEN MORE! “This feels like a sneak attack on Connecticut by not calling it what it actually is. RB...
Chris Herb’s Statement Regarding DEEP’s Hearing Today For Comprehensive Energy Strategy (CES 2022) For Immediate Release: Contact Shelly Sindland for more information 860-992-9045 “While people were busy at work today trying to make a living,...
Top environmental, sustainability engineer tells state regulators: “Don’t mandate arbitrary, unproven metrics” regarding heat pumps and how they might work in cold weather Contact Shelly Sindland, 860-992-9045, shellysindland@ctema.com For Immediate release: The...