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Proposed bill could resolve ambiguity over solar assessments FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedInRedditPinterest Photo: Dave Ryan / Dave Ryan /The Enterprise More than 200 lawsuits have been filed by solar installation companies since 2017 against 19 different Connecticut municipalities. The issue lies with a state law exempting renewable energy sources like solar panels “installed for the generation of electricity for private residential use” and whether that should cover systems that feed power onto the grid or are owned by a third party. Most solar installations involve such third-party owners...

Farm in a box planned for Bridgeport's East End FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 High Ridge Hydroponics of Ridgefield has received a $49,999 state grant to build “an indoor, vertical, hydroponic, shipping container farm" in Bridgeport's East End. This rendering shows a side view of the shipping container.Contributed Photo / High Ridge HydroponicsShow MoreShow Less 2of5 High Ridge Hydroponics of Ridgefield has received a $49,999 state grant to build “an indoor, vertical, hydroponic, shipping container farm" in Bridgeport's East End. This rendering shows a front view of the shipping container.Cont...

Where Does State of Connecticut Money Go? - Stratford, CT - Most People Do Not Know the Surprise Answer

Reply The Stratford Housing Authority will receive a $3.19 million funding increase from the state. (Shutterstock/Millenius) STRATFORD, CT — The Stratford Housing Authority will receive a $3.19 million funding increase after a special meeting of the State Bond Commission, area legislators announced Friday. The grant will be used to help rehabilitate 60 affordable units for elderly residents at Shiloh Gardens. "This is great news for Shiloh Gardens, which is in my district, as well as the town of Stratford overall," state Rep. Joe Gresko said in a news release from the Connecticut House Demo...