Connecticut Administrative Code Title 16a - Planning and Energy Policy
Title 16a – Planning and Energy Policy of the Connecticut General Statutes establishes the state's framework for energy planning, conservation, and utilization. This title encompasses various chapters that address energy efficiency, renewable energy, and the operation of fuel supply businesses. Here's an overview
📘 Title 16a – Planning and Energy Policy
Chapter 295 – Energy Planning
Sec. 16a-3d: Mandates the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) to prepare a Comprehensive Energy Strategy every four years, assessing energy needs, supplies, costs, and progress toward greenhouse gas reduction goals.
Chapter 296 – Operation of Fuel Supply Business
Sec. 16a-21: Regulates the operation of fuel supply businesses, ensuring compliance with state energy policies.
Sec. 16a-22n: Addresses the licensing and regulation of fuel suppliers.
Sec. 16a-22o: Establishes penalties for violations within the fuel supply industry.
Chapter 296a – Heating Fuel Sales
Sec. 16a-23m to 16a-23w: Covers regulations related to the sale and distribution of heating fuels, aiming to ensure fair practices and energy efficiency in heating services.
Chapter 297 – Connecticut's Development and Future
Sec. 16a-24 to 16a-35b: Focuses on the state's development strategies, integrating energy considerations into long-term planning for sustainable growth.
Chapter 297a – Priority Funding Areas
Sec. 16a-35c to 16a-35j: Designates areas for prioritized funding to support energy-efficient development and infrastructure projects.
Chapter 298 – Energy Utilization and Conservation
Sec. 16a-35k: Outlines legislative findings and policies to reduce energy consumption and promote conservation.
Sec. 16a-38: Sets energy performance standards and mandates life-cycle cost analyses for state buildings.
Sec. 16a-40g: Establishes a commercial sustainable energy program to encourage energy improvements in commercial properties.
Sec. 16a-37u: Directs the planning and management of energy use in state-owned and leased buildings, aiming for reduced energy consumption and integration with district heating and cooling systems.
Chapter 298a – Atomic Energy
Sec. 16a-100: Addresses regulations concerning atomic energy, ensuring safety and compliance with federal standards.
Chapter 298b – Information and Technology
Sec. 16a-109 to 16a-120: Integrates information technology into energy planning and policy, enhancing data management and decision-making processes.
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