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Sustainable Energy Initiatives in Connecticut

Sustainable Energy Initiatives in Connecticut. Donald W. Downes, Chairman Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control Pursuing Sustainable Energy in New England Raab Associates Rountable - Boston – April 3, 2009. Connecticut’s Sustainable Energy Initiatives. CT Energy Efficiency Fund

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Sustainable Energy Initiatives in Connecticut

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  1. Sustainable Energy Initiatives in Connecticut Donald W. Downes, Chairman Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control Pursuing Sustainable Energy in New England Raab Associates Rountable - Boston – April 3, 2009

  2. Connecticut’s SustainableEnergy Initiatives CT Energy Efficiency Fund Renewable Portfolio Standards – Class I, II and III (EE, CHP) Demand/Load Response Program – EDC enrollment support CT Clean Energy Options CT Clean Energy Fund • Project 150 • CT Clean Communities CT Energy Efficiency Partners Energy Improvement Districts Integrated Resource Plan CEAB Reactive RFP Customer-side DG Grants – CHP CT Climate Change Action Plan – RGGI Rates Initiatives • Seasonal • Time-Of-Use

  3. Docket Process for Program Approval CT Legislation Passed Responsible Organization(s)(consultant) Develops Plan Plan Submitted for Approval DPUC Docket Proceeding Draft Decision Final Docket Decision

  4. The RecessionImpact on CT Initiatives • Receipts for CT Energy Efficiency & CT Clean Energy funds, collected via the Systems Benefits Charge on electric bills , are decreasing due to decline in demand and increase in customer arrearages • State Government, in order to balance its budget, is looking at seizing assets of various funds

  5. Impact of the Stimulus CT Initiatives • The Stimulus still remains largely undefined & appears to be directing little $$ for use by CT’s dedicated funds… instead it’s is directing $$ to other areas, such as Department of Social Services & Community Action programs for distribution • Effectively, the Stimulus will not replace CT funds, but will provide additional $$ for energy efficiency, renewable and new technology efforts • CT legislature is looking at undertaking new or complementary initiatives related to the Stimulus, thus preserving our dedicated funds

  6. Possibility of New CT Initiatives? • We’re currently not developing new initiatives, but preserving and forwarding existing projects & programs • If all approved renewable & other projects come on line … we’ll have met well over our needs • For now – we have to wait & see what actually comes to fruition

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