E+E Leader
Summary
Connecticut is making significant strides toward renewable energy adoption, focusing on decarbonization, grid modernization, and clean technology investment. With targets to achieve zero-carbon electricity by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2050, the state is implementing a multi-sector approach that integrates solar, wind, geothermal, and energy efficiency upgrades. Efforts to modernize the power grid, electrify infrastructure, and strengthen clean energy workforce training are accelerating the transition to a sustainable economy.
Efforts to electrify heating and cooling systems are at the forefront of Connecticut’s energy strategy. Current initiatives include:
- Heat pump installations in residential and commercial buildings to replace natural gas systems.
- Geothermal network pilots, integrating low-carbon district heating solutions.
- Expansion of solar canopies to support distributed energy resources and enhance urban cooling.
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