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CEMA
The State Supreme Court will hear CEMA's claim that the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) did not follow state law concerning natural gas expansion in the state at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 14 in Hartford. The court will determine whether or not the Connecticut Environmental Policy Act (CEPA) that requires state agencies to perform environmental impact evaluations (EIE) in connection with DEEP's involvement in the statewide natural gas expansion and conversion project applies.
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CEMA
Following up on CEMA's success in working with Massachusetts (MEMA) and Rhode Island (OHIRI) in putting together the Southern New England Energy Conference in Newport, Rhode Island, both CEMA and the NY Oil Heating Association (NYOHA) based in New York City and the Oil Heat Institute of Long Island (based in Suffolk County) will hold a joint education conference on Nov. 1 at the Hyatt Regency in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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CEMA
After a very successful holiday party and chapter meeting at museums over the past year, this year our annual holiday party will be at the world-renowned Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History. In fact we'll be dining right in their Great Dinosaur Hall surrounded by displays of creatures tens of millions of years old.
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CEMA
Based on a survey conducted after our conference last month, we've signed a contract with the Hyatt Regency in Newport, and our conference will be returning there for Sept. 18-19, 2017. This conference is sponsored by CEMA, MEMA and OHIRI. So be sure to save the dates! For ongoing information on the Newport Conference, please visit the website.
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CEMA
The National Oilheat Research Alliance (NORA) has released the new version of its Fuel Savings Analysis Calculator, which uses test data on oil-fired boilers to demonstrate the value of equipment upgrades with consumer-friendly metrics.
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Federated Insurance via CEMA
All businesses have a lot to consider with regard to human resources (HR) and risk management issues. On an average workday, a business may encounter dozens of HR-related issues. How the employer approaches those situations could put the business at risk for employment lawsuits and claims.
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CEMA
Our fall classes include both the Awareness level certification required to any employee who may come into contact with hazardous materials, operations recertification for employees who may need to respond to and clean up small spills and the full-day upgrade from general Awareness level to full Operations level. All classes are held at the CEMA offices in Cromwell, Connecticut.
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CEMA
As a fuel retailer or distributor, you are well known in your community for your generosity. Whether you donate your time, services or money to local youth groups, schools, YMCAs, healthcare or emergency services, you make a difference in your communities that your customers know and appreciate. Now, through a special partnership with GoodWorks Insurance, CEMA is offering a new way for you to donate funds to your community without having to actually spend anything.
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The Hour
It was about the best holiday gift that cash-strapped Connecticut households could have hoped for 10 months ago, as the mercury stuck stubbornly in the 50s and higher throughout December and into the punishing winter months. It resulted in many people seeing an unexpected windfall amounting to hundreds of dollars off what they typically paid to heat their homes.
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American Energy Coalition
In light of the recent natural gas explosion in Patterson, New Jersey, which destroyed two homes and damaged 13 others, the Christian Science Monitor published a report exploring recent large explosions and fires involving natural gas lines. "One factor has received increasing attention over the past decade: the role of aging pipelines, especially in the Northeast where pipe infrastructure can be more than 100 years old," the Monitor reported.
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Naguatuck Patch
It sounds like a broken record, but once again Connecticut is talking about potential layoffs, and plans are being considered to closed two vocational schools. Fixed costs are estimated to increase by $1.1 billion for the next fiscal year, and Gov. Dannel Malloy has asked state agencies to come up with proposals that would take into account a 10 percent reduction in spending.
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New York Daily News
Three New Jersey homes were destroyed Oct. 4 in a fiery home explosion just as officials investigating a gas leak in the area evacuated neighborhood residents. Another six or seven Paterson houses were damaged in the Goshen Street blast, which could be felt blocks away, Paterson Mayor Jose Torres said.
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Hartford Business Journal
Tesla is selling twice as many cars as it was a year ago. That's according to new performance numbers released by the company. The electric luxury car company said it delivered about 24,500 vehicles last quarter, compared to 11,603 during the same period last year. The company's stock rose almost 5 percent recently, to $213 a share.
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The Wall Street Journal
Amazon.com Inc. is pushing deeper into the grocery business with plans to introduce convenience stores as well as curbside pickup locations, say people familiar with the matter. The Seattle company aims to build brick-and-mortor stores that would sell milk, meats and other perishable items that customers can take home.
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