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Connecticut Public Benefit Funds for Energy Efficiency

Connecticut’s restructuring legislation created an energy conservation fund for energy efficiency programs, funded by a charge on all electricity sold by the state's two IOUs. Spending for low-income energy efficiency programs totaled about $12 million in 2010, mostly through the low-income weatherization network. The low- income programs offer weatherization, energy efficient lighting, domestic hot water measures, heating system repairs and replacement of high energy use refrigerators to income-eligible households.

See electric utility restructuring legislation

LEVERAGING

2010: $12 million
2009: $7.9 million
2007: $6.5 million
2006: $5.4 million
2005: $3.9 million
2004: $1.8 million
2003: $1.7 million
2002: $4.9 million
2001: $5 million
2000: $1.9 million
1999: $2 million
1998: $2 million
1997: $1.5 million
1996: $1.5 million
1995: $1.5 million
1994: $996,163
1993: $1.4 million
1992: $861,000
1991: $1.2 million

Page last updated: October 21, 2011