Energy Committees

Brief History of Energy Committees in New Hampshire: Energizing Ideas: The Emergence of Local Energy Committees

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Energy Committees in New Hampshire

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Municipal Members - from Clean Energy New Hampshire

Atkinson, Bedford, Barrington, Boscawen,
Canterbury, Carol, Center Harbor, Cheshire County, Chester, Claremont, Derry, Dover, Durham,
Enfield, Exeter, Gilmanton, Grantham, Hanover, Hopkinton, Hudson, Jaffrey, Keene, Kensignton, Lebanon, Lee, Loudon, Lyme,
Mason, Nashua, Nelson, Newmarket, Northwood, Pembroke, Portsmouth, Plymouth, Rollinsford, Rye,
Sandwich, Shelburne, Sullivan County, Tamworth,
Warner, Washington, Werae, Webster, Wolfeboro

Bristol Energy Committee

Claremont Energy Advisory Committee

Concord Energy and Environment Advisory Committee

Cornish Energy Committee

Derry Energy/Environmental Advisory Committee

Durham Energy Committee

Enfield Energy Committee

Exeter Energy Committee

Grantham Energy Committee

Hanover Energy Subcommittee

Lebanon Energy Advisory Committee

Lyme Energy Committee

Marlborough Energy Committee

New Boston Energy Committee

Peterborough Energy Committee

Plainfield Energy Committee

Plymouth Energy Commission

Rindge Energy Commission

Sandwich Energy Committee

Sunapee Energy Committee

RSA 38 - Municipal, Electric, Gas, or Water Systems (the law that makes it all possible)

RSA 53-E - AGGREGATION OF ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS BY MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES (Community Power Choice Aggregation)

Clean Energy New Hampshire

Clean Energy New Hampshire advocates for clean energy in our state and has resources for NH Energy Committees. Visit their website to learn about resources and events, read their blog, and become a member.

Sierra Club NH: Ready for 100

Education for citizens to prepare them to serve on local energy committees.

How to Form an Energy Committee in Your Town or City

Talk to your neighbors, Conservation Commission, Select Board, or City Council members. Let them know that you'd like to form a committee to research energy issues important for your town, city, or municipality.

Where does your power come from? We answered your questions about the N.H. energy system.

https://www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2021-11-23/energy-climate-change-nh

New Hampshire Public Radio | By Mara Hoplamazian, Daniela Allee Published November 23, 2021 at 6:00 AM EST

Electric Rates

NH State energy strategy - NH Network working document

A Renewable Energy Future for New Hampshire: An Action Plan with a Focus on Demand and Consumption (Oct. 13, 2020)
- Foreword (Robert Backus, Peter Somssich, Ken Wells)