As Gov. Dannel P. Malloy sees it, Connecticut can soon recover the once-lofty reputation for energy efficiency it has since ceded to California and Massachusetts. He might get the state there quicker by setting his sights on the Bay State’s new as-of-right siting policy, which allows towns to designate districts for alternative energy projects to…
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