Eversource objected Friday to motions for rehearing the Seacoast Reliability Project filed Monday by the town of Durham, Conservation Law Foundation and Durham residents.
Business & Economy
New Hampshire Senate Passes Prohibition of Offshore Drilling
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On Thursday the New Hampshire Senate passed SB 76, to prohibit offshore oil and natural gas drilling and exploration.
Business & Economy
Groups Seek Rehearing of Unpopular Seacoast Reliability Project Approval
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The Conservation Law Foundation, town of Durham and a group of Durham residents have asked state regulators to reconsider their decision to grant Eversource a certificate to build an unpopular 13-mile transmission line from Madbury to Portsmouth.
Business & Economy
Intervenors Criticize Northern Pass Appeal in Supreme Court Filing
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Intervenors claim Eversource raised issues in its Supreme Court appeal that should not be consider.
Business & Economy
Eversource Blasts Regulators in Northern Pass Appeal to Supreme Court
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Intervenors and others opposing the appeal have until March 21 to file their briefs with the Supreme Court.
SEC Releases Seacoast Reliability Project’s Final Order With Conditions
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Intervenors will consider appealing.
Berlin Officials Testify About Need for Proposed Greenhouse
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Berlin has the second-highest tax rate in the state at just over $39 per $1,000, which City Manager Jim Wheeler said is not an easy sell when trying to attract new businesses.
Featured in Category
Time for Teens to Intervene – at the PUC in NH
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Moxie would be necessary for teenagers to participate meaningfully in PUC proceedings.
Energy
Sen. Bradley: Repealing Utility Property Tax Could Lower Electric Costs
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The legislature lowered business taxes and the booming economy provided significant revenue surpluses, so now is the time to repeal the utility property tax which would help lower electric rates, Sen. Jeb Bradley said.
A Narrow Opening for Business Tax Hikes This Session?
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The business tax reductions have never been popular with Democrats and the business community did not ask for the last round of cuts but was certainly not opposed to lower tax bills.