Whelen Engineering Transitions to Clean Energy
Greenskies Renewable Energy LLC recently completed the installation of a rooftop solar array at Whelen Engineering Company Inc. in Chester, comprised of 1,026 solar photovoltaic panels.
Greenskies Renewable Energy LLC recently completed the installation of a rooftop solar array at Whelen Engineering Company Inc. in Chester, comprised of 1,026 solar photovoltaic panels.
Greenskies Renewable Energy LLC is in the process of installing rooftop solar arrays in 11 public schools in New Haven.
The U.S. Department of Energy’s SunShot Prize, a national competition intended to reduce the time it takes to “go solar” across the country, has ended with the Connecticut Permit to Plug-in Challenge team as one of the two final participants. While neither team was eligible for the grand prize, both teams made impressive progress and were given an award of distinction for their efforts.
Connecticut, along with eight other states participating in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), recently announced a series of steps to strengthen the program.
Bryan Garcia first developed a passion for protecting the environment during his childhood in Southern California, on family summer vacations spent fishing and hiking in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has chosen to move forward with 25 small-scale clean energy projects designed to help address New England’s electricity constraints.
Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts officials are joining with electric utilities to evaluate more than 50 solicitations from companies to build plants that would generate clean energy for all three states.