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Eversource Objects To Regulators Rehearing $84M Seacoast Powerline Project

By Nancy West | March 8, 2019

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

By News release | March 7, 2019

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

By Nancy West | March 5, 2019

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

Ratepayer-Funded Energy Efficiency is NOT a Carbon Tax

By D. Maurice Kreis, Power to the People | March 4, 2019

Who isn’t wild about ratepayer-funded energy efficiency?

Business & Economy

Tough Votes on the Horizon as Deadlines Loom for Lawmakers

By GARRY RAYNO, Distant Dome | February 24, 2019

Which pieces of legislation are you following? Our State House Bureau Chief Garry Rayno has got you covered.

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NH Electric Customers Should Demand Their Data

By D. Maurice Kreis | February 17, 2019

It knows if you’ve been bad or good (e.g., whether you’ve been using a big light array to grow marijuana in the basement).

Business & Economy

Intervenors Criticize Northern Pass Appeal in Supreme Court Filing

By GARRY RAYNO, InDepthNH.org | February 15, 2019

Intervenors claim Eversource raised issues in its Supreme Court appeal that should not be consider.

Business & Economy

OPINION: Cronin Challenges Facts in Northern Pass’ Supreme Court Appeal

By TERRY CRONIN | February 8, 2019

Cronin: In its narrative appealing the Site Evaluation Committee denial of the Northern Pass Project, Eversource told our state’s highest court what was false.

Business & Economy

Eversource Blasts Regulators in Northern Pass Appeal to Supreme Court

By GARRY RAYNO, InDepthNH.org | February 7, 2019

Intervenors and others opposing the appeal have until March 21 to file their briefs with the Supreme Court.

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