Governor Ned Lamont is pushing for legislation to boost solar energy here in Connecticut schools, aiming to quadruple the number of schools equipped with solar panels. Currently, around 300 public schools have solar installations, saving thousands on utility bills. The proposed changes would remove existing caps on non-residential solar installations, allowing schools to benefit from new financial incentives and streamlined processes overseen by the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority. Critics cite concerns over potential ambiguities, while proponents emphasize the dual benefits of clean energy and cost savings.