The goals of energy policy are often likened to a three-legged stool that must always be in balance: reliability, cost, and environmental impact. The three are interdependent — pull out one leg, and the stool (along with the poor person sitting on it) will fall over. In New England, environmental protection and climate change have […]
NEPGA led a coalition including Clean Energy New Hampshire, Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire, Conservation Law Foundation, The Consumer Energy Alliance, Granite State Hydropower Association, The Nature Conservancy, and Southern New Hampshire Services opposing a New Hampshire PUC proposal to limit participation in regulatory dockets (Docket DRM 24-085 & 24-086).
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 […]
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 comments submitted to the New Hampshire Office of Strategic Initiatives on the 2021 update to the State Energy Strategy.
NEPGA testimony on New Hampshire proposed energy storage legislation and potential for utility-owned storage systems.
NEPGA testimony on New Hampshire bill to add taxation of power generator pollution control investments (HB 1502)
NEPGA testimony to the New Hampshire House Science, Technology & Energy Committee on proposed legislation to rate-base energy storage technologies (HB 1647).
NEPGA release on final brief submitted to the New Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee on the wholesale electricity market impacts of the Northern Pass Transmission Project.
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