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Connecticut high efficiency HVAC refers to the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems in Connecticut that meet certain energy efficiency standards.

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HVAC contractors and building owners in Connecticut are required to file for high efficiency HVAC systems.

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The purpose of Connecticut high efficiency HVAC is to promote energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions in buildings.

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Information such as the type of HVAC system, its energy efficiency rating, and the installation date must be reported on Connecticut high efficiency HVAC forms.