Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund

Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund

The Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund (CEEF) works to advance the efficient use of energy; reduce air pollution and negative environmental impacts; and promote economic development and energy security. CEEF supports a variety of programs that provide financial incentives to help Connecticut consumers reduce the amount of energy used in their homes and businesses. CEEF programs are reviewed by the Energy Efficiency Board, a group of advisors who utilize their experience and expertise with energy issues to evaluate and consult with Connecticut’s electric and natural gas utility companies on how programs should best be structured for and delivered to Connecticut consumers.

The Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund is supported by all Connecticut Light and Power and United Illuminating customers on their electricity bills through the Combined Public Benefits Charge; and by Connecticut Natural Gas, Southern Connecticut Gas Company and Yankee Gas Services Company customers through a conservation charge included in their rates.

Energy Efficiency Board 2012 Programs and Operations Report

The Energy Efficiency Board 2012 Programs and Operations Report is now available. This annual report highlights 2012 achievements and details the steps that the Energy Efficiency Fund has taken to fulfill its primary objective: empowering all of our state’s residents and businesses to use energy more efficiently.

Energy Efficiency Board Website, Materials, & Documents

Please visit the website of the Energy Efficiency Board at the Connecticut Energy Info website for Energy Efficiency Board materials and documents.