NEPGA Testimony on NH HB1623
On Tuesday, April 16, NEPGA testified at the NH Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources regarding HB1623, relative to the state energy policy.
On Tuesday, April 16, NEPGA testified at the NH Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources regarding HB1623, relative to the state energy policy.
On Friday, March, NEPGA testified regarding HB 5004, An Act Concerning Implementation of Certain Climate Measures.
On January 17, NEPGA submitted testimony in favor of New Hampshire Senate Bill 584, relative to application of the utility property tax to certain renewable electric generating facilities, and relative to communications services tax revenues.
NEPGA letter sent to the New Hampshire Science, Technology and Energy Committee on a bill that would form a commission to develop redevelopment plans for a power plant that has not yet announced retirement (HB 1289). NEPGA voiced serious concerns with establishing such a commission about an operating facility and without participation of the plant […]
On July 12 and 13, the New England Power Generators Association testified at public hearings on the following bills: H.3147; H.3231; S.2167; S.2080. Below is the written testimony that NEPGA filed with the legislature.
On May 18, the New England Power Generators Association filed testimony on the following bills: H. 3161; H. 3216; H. 3696; S.2168; S. 2169; S. 2182. Hearings were scheduled for May 18 and May 19.
On May 18, the New England Power Generators Association filed testimony regarding LD 1895.
NEPGA testimony to the New Hampshire House Science, Technology & Energy Committee on a bill that would allow up to 20-year contracts for up to 2 million MWh of incrementally new electricity generation or supplies for New England (SB 54).
NEPGA letter to Connecticut State Representatives in response to correspondence they sent to ISO New England urging further integration of clean energy resources and decarbonization.
NEPGA testimony to the Connecticut Energy & Technology Committee on two bills that would allow utility ownership of electricity storage and generation technologies (HB 5327 & SB 176).