Connecticut has improved rank in the State Energy Efficiency Scorecard when it comes to energy efficiency policies.  Danbury state Representative David Arconti says Connecticut has moved to the number 5 nationwide.  Data collected from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy 2018 State Energy Scorecard on all 50 states and D.C., ranked the states on their local policies and efforts to promote clean energy.  Arconti, the co-chair of the legislature's Energy and Technology Committee says the state's track record on a strong commitment to energy efficiency initiatives is laudable.  In recent years lawmakers have worked to update building energy codes, offer financial incentives to consumers for energy efficient products and added standards for certain compact electronic devices such as audio players, televisions and others.