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Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection
Resources and Links
- Calendar of Events
- DEEP Store
- DEEP Transparency, Predictability & Efficiency Initiatives
- DEEP Video Library
- Public Act 22-25
- Energize CT
- Environmental and Health Advisories
- Laws and Regulations
- Maps and GIS Data
- Mosquito Management Program
- No Child Left Inside
- Reporting Environmental Concerns and Problems
- What's In? What's Out?
- Park Connect
- Grants and Financial Assistance
- Connecticut Climate Action
Current Topics
- Sustainable Materials Management Grant Program
- EMERGENCY AUTHORIZATION FOR SOLID WASTE MGMT RESULTING FROM HURRICANE HENRI AUGUST 22 2021
- Steps for Solar Development
- Coastal Property Owner Guide
- VW Grant Information - Public Comment Period
- The Spotted Lanternfly and CT
- CT Coalition for Sustainable Materials Management
- Notice Request for Comments on CHEAPR Eligibility and Program Design 7-29-2020
- Coastal Access Guide - updated July 2020
- EPA List of Disinfectants for Use Against SARS-CoV-2
- Passport to the Parks - Free parking at CT State Parks!
- Be Bear Aware
- LIS Blue Plan - Final Draft
- 20 BY 20 Initiative
- Comprehensive Energy Strategy
- Electric Vehicle Roadmap for Connecticut
- EVConnecticut - CHEAPR
- Sea Level Change Scenarios
- Statewide Tree Damage
Latest News
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2/3/2023
DEEP Launches Free Swimming Lesson Program in Partnership with Connecticut YMCAs
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2/3/2023
DEEP to Host 17th Annual No Child Left Inside® Winter Festival
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2/2/2023
DEEP Reminds Residents of “Best Burn” Practices to Limit Exposure to Air Pollution Caused by Residential Wood Smoke
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2/1/2023
DEEP Announces Funding and Path Forward to Improve Seaside State Park
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1/25/2023
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont Working Together on Multi-State Transmission Infrastructure
Commissioner Katie Dykes
Welcome to the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection's website. The staff at DEEP is dedicated to conserving, improving, and protecting our natural resources and the environment, and increasing the availability of cheaper, cleaner, and more reliable energy.
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Department of Energy & Environmental Protection
79 Elm Street
Hartford CT 06106-5127
Phone Number: 860-424-3000