Big Brother in Your Basement? Two Connecticut Bills Could Invade Your Privacy and Spark Lawsuits Between Neighbors!
Imagine this: you’re grilling burgers on a sunny day, your neighbor sees you using a gas grill, and suddenly, your right to cook outdoors could be under attack. Sound far-fetched? Not if two controversial bills in Connecticut become law. These bills could turn...
Urgent: Connecticut’s Climate Change Superfund Would Cost Consumers $13 Billion
Connecticut consumers are facing the threat of a hidden, backdoor gas tax with House Bill 6280: An Act Concerning the Establishment of a Climate Change Superfund. If passed by the Connecticut General Assembly, this bill would burden residents with an additional $13...
Mission Possible: Paula Ryan
Since 1989, Paula Ryan’s family has been keeping people safe and warm during the cold winter months in dozens of towns and cities across New Haven and Hartford Counties. “It’s amazing how far we’ve come in the heating fuel industry,” Ryan said, reflecting on her...
New ‘Public Benefit Charge’ in the Works in Connecticut?
The Connecticut Energy Marketers Association (CEMA) will testify against two bills before the Connecticut General Assembly Environment Committee today that pose significant concerns to already maxed-out energy consumers and our industry. These two bills...