How Community Power Is Transforming the New Hampshire Energy Landscape, One Year Later
In a recent article published in the New Hampshire Bar News, attorneys Katherine Hedges and Lauren Kilmister discuss the continued growing presence of Community Power programs in New Hampshire. Their article is a follow-up of their previous article in the New Hampshire Bar News, and highlights how Community Power programs have begun to deliver electricity to New Hampshire households, generally at lower costs and with a higher renewable generation mix.
Are Tailwinds Ahead for Offshore Wind in Gulf of Maine?
Bureau of Ocean Energy Management takes another key step towards approving the development of offshore wind energy in the Gulf of Maine.
Community Power is Transforming the Energy Landscape in New Hampshire
More and more communities in New Hampshire are implementing community power programs, which allow a community to select its source of electricity with the goals of saving money, stabilizing rates and/or increasing the amount of renewable energy in the supply. Since this article was published in the NH Bar News, several more towns have launched their programs to residents, with dozens more planning to launch community power programs soon.
Maine Modifies Net Energy Billing Programs
Eric Asquith and Chuck Willing discuss a change in law affecting eligibility of renewable energy projects over 1 megawatt for Maine’s net energy billing programs.
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