Search
`
November 21, 2024
Looking to read the full article? Scroll down and login or sign up today!
Page Reload Scroll Position
Lamont’s TCI-P Reversal Surprises Environmental Advocates, Lawmakers
Shutterstock
Nov 18, 2021
Gov. Ned Lamont said he would not pursue the TCI-P next year, arguing that rising gas prices make the enabling legislation “a pretty tough rock to push."
ConnecticutEnvironmental & Social JusticePublic PolicyState and Local PolicyTransportation Decarbonization
KeywordsConnecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CT DEEP)Connecticut House of Representatives (CT House)decarbonizationElectric vehicles (EVs)EV charging stationsgreenhouse gas (GHG)Ned LamontTransportation and Climate Initiative Program (TCI-P)
Jason York
Consumer Advocates Upset with Pick for ISO-NE Board
More From This Author →

We Recommend

1
Corporate Solar Development Continues to Grow
Nov 20, 2024Generation & FuelsJohn Cropley
2
NYPA Urged to Do More in New Renewables Role
Nov 19, 2024Generation & FuelsJohn Cropley
3
EIA: Distribution, Transmission Led to Higher Utility Capital Spending
Nov 18, 2024Generation & FuelsJames Downing
4
Not Waiting for Trump, DOE Sends More IRA, IIJA Funds to Red States
Nov 18, 2024Building DecarbonizationK Kaufmann
5
Mass. Energy Leaders Talk Barriers to Innovation at NECA Conference
Nov 18, 2024State and Local PolicyJon Lamson

Popular Stories

1
Trump’s Victory and its Implications for FERC, Power Markets
Nov 6, 2024Federal PolicyJames Downing
2
RWE Pauses Investments in US Offshore Wind
Nov 13, 2024NetZero InsiderJohn Cropley
3
ISO-NE Study Lays Out Challenges of Deep Decarbonization
Oct 31, 2024ResourcesJon Lamson
4
Constellation Pushes Ahead on Co-located Data Centers
Nov 4, 2024Company NewsJohn Cropley
5
Clean Energy Sectors Brace for Impact of Trump 2.0
Nov 6, 2024Company NewsJohn Cropley

Industry Gatherings