AN ACT CONCERNING INCENTIVES FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC RESISTANCE HEATING SYSTEMS.
This bill requires utilities to identify residential properties using inefficient electric resistance heating systems and boost marketing efforts and financial incentives to encourage homeowners to replace them. It directly affects Connecticut homeowners with outdated electric heating systems, particularly in older homes. The key mechanism mandates utilities to proactively reach out to eligible households and expand available incentives, rather than creating new funding. The policy aims to accelerate the adoption of more efficient heating solutions through targeted outreach and support.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 22, 2025
Last action Jan 22, 2025
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