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Energy industry concerned about Connecticut climate bill electrification shift

Published 21:38 on March 8, 2024  /  Last updated at 21:38 on March 8, 2024  / /  Americas, CBAM, EMEA, US

Heating fuel distributors and power generators have voiced concerns about the shift to electrification under a Connecticut bill proposing statewide carbon neutrality by 2050, while some stakeholders support the proposal's economic benefits in cross-border trade.
Heating fuel distributors and power generators have voiced concerns about the shift to electrification under a Connecticut bill proposing statewide carbon neutrality by 2050, while some stakeholders support the proposal's economic benefits in cross-border trade.


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