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The statute required DEEP and the Energy Efficiency Board (EEB) to engage an independent third party to evaluate and prepare a report on the status of implementation of the Residential Furnace and Boiler Replacement Program and the Clean Energy On -Bill Repayment program.
Evaluation Reports and Studies. As required by statutory mandates, regulatory orders, and policy directives, the Energy Efficiency Board conducts evaluation studies and market research to ensure that the energy efficiency programs supported by the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund are cost effective and achieve optimal levels of energy savings.
THROUGH ENERGIZE CT LOANS AND FINANCING PROGRAMS1 MORE THAN 3,746 1 This number reflects number of energy efficiency projects funded through the following loans/financing programs: Micro Loan (HES), Heating Loan, Small Business and Municipal Loan, Smart-E Loan, and C-PACE.
1 Μαρ 2022 · Report of the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Board (the Board) to the Connecticut General Assembly. This annual report gives us time to reflect on the positive impacts of energy efficiency programs and our future efforts. Energy efficiency is the quickest and most cost-effective policy tool to lower utility bills, create jobs,
This report was reviewed by: Neda Arabshahi (Inclusiv), Dana Clark (Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union), Brian Ford (KBRA), Anna Maria Garcia (Department of Energy), Lain Gutierrez (CleanFund), Eric Hangen (University of New Hampshire), Bert Hunter (Connecticut Green Bank), Peter Krajsa (National Energy Improvement Fund), Ookie Ma (Department o...
25 Ιουλ 2021 · The Energy Efficiency Fund is funded by a surcharge of $0.003 per kilowatt-hour (3 mills per kWh) on Connecticut Light and Power (CL&P) and United Illuminating (UI) customers' electric bills.
The report reviews loan performance data for 52,511 energy efficiency loans from four long-running programs: The Connecticut Green Bank (CGB)’s Smart-E Loan program, which began issuing loans in 2013; The Keystone HELP program, run through the Pennsylvania Treasury, which began issuing loans in 2006;
