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CT Companies Paid to Reduce Energy Demand
environmentalleader.com (Jul 19 2010)
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Connecticut companies are receiving up to $100,000 in payments in exchange for reducing their electricity demand at peak times, according to a report in the Hartford Business Journal.
The program is an initiative by ISO New England, a non-profit Regional Transmission Organization to cope with increased demand at peak times during the summer. ISO New England [...]
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