One of the projects will be developed in Maine by West Hartford-based Verogy.  

By Jamil Ragland, CTNewsJunkie.com 

The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection announced its selection of four clean energy projects Friday that it says will help improve the reliability of the grid and save ratepayers hundreds of millions of dollars.

“We are pleased to announce the selection of new grid-scale solar and battery storage projects that will provide affordable, reliable clean energy to Connecticut residents and businesses,” said DEEP Commissioner Katie Dykes. “These selections represent continued progress toward securing a diverse portfolio of energy resources to meet Connecticut’s growing needs.”

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