For years, Connecticut businesses and residents have had the ability to purchase renewable electricity in various forms and amounts and thereby support their environmental or sustainability goals.
Customer commitment to “greening” electricity use is no longer a foreign or unusual concept, but businesses still struggle with the issue of what marketing claims they can make regarding their renewable energy purchases and when they can make them. There is limited federal and virtually no state law guidance for those looking to advertise their environmental claims.
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