… accounts for 10 percent of total energy consumption and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Connecticut. [1] Demand for heating and cooling industrial buildings and their production … and refueling energy streams. The “Feasibility of renewable thermal technologies in Connecticut” project, which is currently underway, has identified industrial sectors that represent the most promise for RTTs in Connecticut. However, due to the complexity of this sector, this analysis was not included …
… permitting restrictions that impede the ability of individuals to acquire rooftop solar. (Connecticut has mapped restrictions here .) Possible Solutions to Bolster LMI Solar Demand … permitting restrictions that impede the ability of individuals to acquire rooftop solar. (Connecticut has mapped restrictions here .) Possible Solutions to Bolster LMI Solar Demand … permitting restrictions that impede the ability of individuals to acquire rooftop solar. (Connecticut has mapped restrictions here .) Possible Solutions to Bolster LMI Solar Demand …
… the Paris Agreement. Among the dozen states that have joined the U.S. Climate Alliance are Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island, four northeastern states that have set goals of reducing GHG emissions 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050. (Connecticut has set its baseline at 2001, not 1990.) These states have also targeted … to understand the policies that got us to where we are today. Where did we come from? Connecticut does not have a long history of offering rebates or other incentives that target …
… that leverage the unique financing and marketing capabilities of organizations like the Connecticut Green Bank can deliver more favorable rates and terms to consumers. … that leverage the unique financing and marketing capabilities of organizations like the Connecticut Green Bank can deliver more favorable rates and terms to consumers. … that leverage the unique financing and marketing capabilities of organizations like the Connecticut Green Bank can deliver more favorable rates and terms to consumers. …
… days, you may notice a growing number of homes installing solar panels on their roofs. In Connecticut alone there are over 23,000 residential solar installations. [1] In 2011, the Connecticut legislature mandated that the Connecticut Green Bank fund projects to produce at least 30 MW of solar by the end of 2022. …
… Yale University, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and the Connecticut Green Bank, the RTA is looking to expand this initiative to include … investors and other interested organizations. Download the RTA brochure Recent studies in Connecticut , New York and Rhode Island indicate that more than 40 percent of the energy … processes. Importantly, the Renewable Thermal Alliance has also partnered with the Connecticut Green Bank to establish a sound financial foundation and stimulate demand for …
… Though a mature technology, renewable thermals occupy a small niche in Connecticut—and in the U.S. at large. A new Yale-led study analyzes the market potential of … for thermal purposes accounts for roughly one-third of all U.S. energy consumption. In Connecticut, over 60 percent of the energy used in residential and commercial buildings is … to RTTs could offer significant cuts in greenhouse gas emissions—of particular relevance as Connecticut aims to reduce emissions to 80 percent below 2001 levels by 2050. “Renewable …
… of CURE and President of CURE Innovations Douglas Roth, Director of Investments at Connecticut Innovations A truly successful business need not result in a multi-billion … and have passion for what you are building. — Douglas Roth, Director of Investments at Connecticut Innovations Trey Kellett, MD at Offset Capital Group “Start a financial … of CURE and President of CURE Innovations Douglas Roth, Director of Investments at Connecticut Innovations A truly successful business need not result in a multi-billion …
… it succeeds or not. Encendia Biochar started operations in 2010 to soon find out that cleantech investors were very hesitant to support a nascent technology with compounded … it succeeds or not. Encendia Biochar started operations in 2010 to soon find out that cleantech investors were very hesitant to support a nascent technology with compounded … it succeeds or not. Encendia Biochar started operations in 2010 to soon find out that cleantech investors were very hesitant to support a nascent technology with compounded …
… region. In 2012 they were a National Finalist & Air, Water and Waste Category Winner in the CleanTech Open Competition as well as Awardees of the Connecticut Innovations Techstart Program. The determination and passion of the team led … a lot of technology risk and it can be tricky to raise capital”. Yet, we need to revamp the cleantech space and have a friendlier environment for developing disruptive …