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Eversource Seeks 42 Percent Rate Hike
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Let’s get the bad news out of the way first. Eversource is coming for your money – lots of it.
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More Democracy Distress at the Electric Co-op
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Which of these engineers-turned-executives has the tougher job – Unitil Chairman and CEO Tom Meissner or NHEC President and CEO Alyssa Clemsen Roberts?
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Total Eclipse of the ISO New England Consumer Liaison Group?
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Phillips realized that a solar eclipse, particularly one that would be total across a swath of northern New England, would affect the region’s electric grid bigtime by curtailing the output of solar panels.
Energy
Calling B.S. on the Energy Conservation Code
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The bad news is that the trade group that represents the state’s building contractors does not want to give the buyers of new homes the energy efficiency they need.
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The $400 Million Construction Project Eversource Hopes You Won’t Notice
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Now, Eversource wants to spend $400 million in Grafton and Coos Counties and seems to be hoping nobody, or almost nobody, will notice.
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The Conscience of a Conservative and Our State’s Energy Policy
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We who care about energy policy in New Hampshire – and, in particular, those of us who fight for the interests of ratepayers – owe a debt of gratitude to Rep. Michael Vose (R-Epping).
Energy
Gaslighting the Public about the Concord Gasholder
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Neil Proudman, Tom Aspell, and Jeanie Forrester owe a letter of apology to every single one of Liberty Utilities’ 98,000 gas ratepayers in New Hampshire.
Energy
Time for Our Grid Operator To Ditch Delaware
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What’s more important to New Hampshire: An elite boarding school — or the nonprofit organization that runs all of New England’s high voltage transmission grid, oversees the buying and selling of electricity throughout the six-state region, and keeps our lights on?
Energy
Liking Twin States Clean Energy Connect is not the same as promising to pay for it
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The purpose of SB 307 is to cause the customers of New Hampshire’s electric distribution utilities – Eversource, Liberty, Unitil, and even the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative – to pay for the Twin States Clean Energy Link.