More than one third of households in Connecticut depend on deliverable oil to heat their homes. As oil prices spike and temperatures drop, these families—many of whom are already living on tight budgets—are going to struggle to fill up their fuel tanks due to international factors that are no fault of their own.
Governor Lamont discusses the impact of rising oil prices.
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