Connecticut § 16-243d - Project by private power producer deemed “industrial project”.
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§ 16-243d. Project by private power producer deemed “industrial project”.
Sec. 16-243d. Project by private power producer deemed “industrial project”. A project to be used for the production of electricity by a private power producer, as defined in section 16-243b, shall be deemed an “industrial project” under chapter 579, provided that a portion of such electricity is produced for sale to other persons.
(P.A. 81-439, S. 12, 14.)
Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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