Connecticut lawmakers are advancing SB 453, a bill that adds a new 5% surcharge on insurance policies tied to energy infrastructure.
While it’s framed as a climate initiative, the reality is simple: this is a new cost that will be passed directly onto consumers.
Higher insurance costs mean higher energy production and delivery costs. That leads to higher electric bills, higher heating costs, and higher prices across the board.
The bill also creates a new government-controlled “climate resilience account” with no spending cap or expiration, raising serious concerns about oversight and long-term costs.
Connecticut residents are already paying some of the highest energy prices in the country. This bill makes it worse.
Tell your legislators: Vote NO on SB 453.
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