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CT SB00453
Bill
Status
3/6/2026
Primary Sponsor
Environment Committee
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AI Summary
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5% surcharge imposed on property and casualty insurance policies for fossil fuel infrastructure including wells, pipelines, terminals, refineries, and utility-scale generation facilities, effective January 1, 2027
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Home fuel delivery vehicles are explicitly exempted from the surcharge requirement
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Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection must establish a "climate resilience account" within the General Fund to receive surcharge revenues; funds do not lapse at fiscal year end
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Account funds allocated for three purposes: disseminating flood risk data to communities, establishing public awareness efforts in high-flood-risk communities, and providing grants for climate-resilient infrastructure construction
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Insurance Commissioner responsible for collecting surcharges and depositing them into the climate resilience account
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning A Climate Change Related Surcharge On Certain Insurance Policies.
Last Action
Public Hearing 03/13
3/9/2026