Workforce Productivity
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis 2019
Connecticut is a leader in innovation with 38 colleges and universities focused on R&D and workforce development. This combination has placed the state at the forefront of renewable energy technologies and implementation.
Fuel cells from Connecticut-powered technologies have been present on NASA’s Apollo and space shuttle missions since the 1960s. Today, the state is home to one of the largest fuel cell power projects in North America, as well as one of the global centers for green energy innovation — named a “Top 3 State” for fuel cell development by the U.S. Department of Energy.
CT Hydrogen-Fuel Cell Coalition promotes development, manufacturing and deployment of fuel cell and hydrogen technologies, serving as a voice for the industry. Likewise, Energize Connecticut provides information on the consumer side, for both homeowners and businesses. Both are part of the strong industry ecosystem supporting renewable energy in the state. Connecticut Power & Energy Society is Connecticut's Connecticut’s leading association of energy professionals, is dedicated to generating information, sharing ideas and educating Connecticut about energy.
The State of Connecticut offers extensive support for renewable energy manufacturers.
Workforce Productivity
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis 2019
Advance Degrees
US Census Bureau
Most Innovative State
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Public Education
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