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Energy Related Links
This page provides some of the links related to Connecticut energy and energy assistance information.

The Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS) administers federally-funded energy assistance programs. If you do not find what you are looking for, search the main DSS website.s programs and services or call 1-800-842-1132 for public inquiries about Connecticut energy assistance programs.

Community Action Agencies are the primary sites that take energy assistance applications. To find the Community Action Agency in your area, visit http://www.cafca.org/members.htm, or call 2-1-1.

Operation Fuel provides funding to local fuel banks for emergency energy assistance, with most assistance going to state residents who do not qualify for government assistance. For information on applying for assistance, see Fuel Banks, or call 2-1-1.

To find fuel banks that serve your area, go to www.operationfuel.org/NetworkCoverage_2005-06.pdf for a list of fuel banks funded by Operation Fuel and call 2-1-1, which may have other listings.

Infoline is an online database of health and human service programs in Connecticut that can provide information on assistance programs and provide information on how to apply. They have direct links to some utility offices and can help get utility resources or resolve problems with utility companies. Go to the following infoline links or call 2-1-1 for in-person assistance.
      - Topics related to energy assistance and utility issues in Connecticut, including energy and conservation assistance, utility payment programs, shut-offs and winter protection, and dealing with power outages.
      - Topics related to discounted oil, energy conservation improvements, utility disconnection issues, energy assistance application sites in Connecticut and utility complaints.

Connecticut Light and Power (CL&P) is an electric distribution company that provides electricity to most of the state not served by UI, including 149 towns in Connecticut.
      - Residential customer general information
      - Financial assistance programs
      - Services for special needs customers
      - Energy saving programs

Yankee Gas is a gas distribution company that serves 71 towns in Connecticut.
      - Home Customer Energy Assistance
      - Home Customer Matching Payment Program
      - Service Disconnection Protection
      - Weatherization Residential Assistance Program (WRAP)
      - Winter Protection Plan
      - Budget Payment Plan

Connecticut Natural Gas (CNG) distributes gas to customers in the Hartford-New Britain area and Greenwich. For information about CNG energy assistance, go to the following websites:
      - The Connecticut Energy Foundation or call 860-560-5800.
      - Human Resources Agency or call 860-225-1084.

Southern Connecticut Gas (SNG) distributes gas to customers in southern Connecticut.
      - SNG links to energy assistance programs, energy efficiency and conservation tips, and state loans
      - SNG Service / Budget options
      - SNG Matching Payment Plan

OneThing, created by Govoner Rell, is a statewide effort calling for residents to do "one thing" to save energy (and money) and help the environment.

The trade organization for energy-efficient builders.  Link to "Building Info Central" and "Communications."

UI is one of the electric distribution companies serving CT. UI's web site provides information on conservation programs for residential, business and government consumers. The link provides tips and strategies for energy conservation and incentives.
      - Energy Efficiency for Your Home
      - Energy Efficiency for Your Business
      - Energy Efficiency in Our Community