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Amid decarbonization efforts, New England’s energy demand expected to increase 23% over next decade

Amid decarbonization efforts, New England’s energy demand expected to increase 23% over next decade

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 28, 2024 | Uncategorized

New England is responsible for 2.8% of all carbon dioxide emissions in the U.S., Dolan said, and much of the region’s energy policy is driven by decarbonization. While alternative energy options like solar and wind have had a lot of time in the spotlight recently,...
Amid decarbonization efforts, New England’s energy demand expected to increase 23% over next decade

Deficiencies in New Milford High School’s ‘traumatic’ roof project to be fixed

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 28, 2024 | Uncategorized

Work to remediate sections of the New Milford High School roof that were insufficiently repaired is expected to be completed over the summer, starting in July, officials say. The six-year-long ordeal has included two fires, leaks and the discovery that some panels had...
Amid decarbonization efforts, New England’s energy demand expected to increase 23% over next decade

Updated plan for Gold Star Highway properties calls for 390 apartments, realigned entrance

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 28, 2024 | Uncategorized

An updated plan for the town-owned 517 & 529 Gold Star Highway properties, along with adjacent privately-owned parcels, calls for 390 apartments, housed within five, five-story buildings, and amenities that include a clubhouse and pool. The Town Council at its...
Amid decarbonization efforts, New England’s energy demand expected to increase 23% over next decade

New schools project in Norwich is $50M over budget

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 28, 2024 | Uncategorized

he school construction project will cost at least $50 million more than the $385 million approved by voters in 2022, due to increased construction and labor expenses, project officials said. According to updated estimates provided by Mike Faenz, the city’s owner’s...
Amid decarbonization efforts, New England’s energy demand expected to increase 23% over next decade

With Norwalk High School and SoNo School under construction, Common Council authorizes $200M+

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 28, 2024 | Uncategorized

For the high school, the council approved a supplemental appropriation of $189 million to have the full $239 million project cost authorized. The council also issued $15 million in general obligation bonds as “cash on hand” for the project, according to Chief...
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