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The legislature made quick work of Gov. Chris Sununu’s nine vetoes Thursday, sustaining all nine, although the House overrode one of the governor’s vetoes, but not the one for the Burgess BioPower plant in Berlin.
The complaint alleges Amazon’s actions allow it to stop rivals and sellers from lowering prices…
Fisherman David Goethel is looking at the prospect of large scale wind production in the Gulf of Maine and what changes that may mean to fish behavior, marine environment and life as it has been known on the ocean for centuries.
Gov. Chris Sununu has vetoed a bill for the Burgess Biomass plant refusing to forgive $70 million spent by ratepayers of Eversource, leaving the plant’s future in doubt and its impact potentially significant to the city of Berlin.
The ownership of land Eversource purchased for the ill-fated Northern Pass Transmission Project has been transferred to the previous owners of the property.
Rory Gawler always saved money with the solar array system he has at his Lebanon home, but since Liberty Utilities switched its customer service system he’s had bills totaling more than $5,000 without any explanation for how much power he supposedly used.
Gov. Chris Sununu is “enthusiastically” supporting the Twin States Clean Energy Link, a proposed 1,200-megawatt power transmission project which would run hydropower through Vermont and New Hampshire underground in the North Country, to add to the region’s power grid.
potential big win for the state’s electric ratepayers that would enable utilities to enter into long-term power agreements for new and likely mostly renewable projects passed by a unanimous vote by the House Science, Technology and Energy Committee to the House on Monday.
– New Hampshire has a climate change denial problem and is behind its neighbors on renewable energy but there are some bright spots in proposed legislation, said state Rep. Tony Caplan, D-Henniker.