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Connecticut DEEP outlines integrated planning, procurements and energy‑efficiency push
Summary
CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection said it will launch a new integrated resource plan, pursue competitive procurements for storage and reliability, and expand energy‑efficiency programs including heat‑pump incentives and community resilience grants.
Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Commissioner Katie Dykes told legislators that DEEP will launch a new integrated resource planning process within days and will continue procurements to meet reliability, decarbonization and affordability goals.
"We have responsibility to conduct an integrated resources plan for the state," Commissioner Dykes said, describing a 10‑year planning cycle that integrates stakeholder input. She said DEEP will immediately begin the next integrated resource plan (IRP) process and share the scope with the committee and stakeholders.
DEEP described three central program areas: policy and analysis (including regional engagement with ISO New England and NEPOOL), administration of state programs (energy efficiency, weatherization, solar programs, and grant administration for…
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