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Clean Energy New Hampshire (CENH) provides the following update on energy bills in the NH Legislature: As of July 22“Governor Sununu has acted on three bills related to clean energy: SB168 was vetoed. This bill would have increased the requirement for solar energy under the... Read More →

June 26, 2019 Governor Sununu vetoed a bill that would have supported Renewable Energy Credits in New Hampshire.SB72 was intended to correct “Renewable Energy Credit (REC) sweeping”, by which the utilities can count any unregistered RECs against their compliance... Read More →

Comments to the PUC by Knollwood Energy on New Hampshire’s Renewable Portfolio Standard law: Dear Ms Cramton, Knollwood Energy is one of the largest managers of NH Class 2 RECs in the state of New Hampshire. Our customers are homeowners, small businesses and large... Read More →

New Hampshire customers and installers, you might be interested in attending the 2017 Local Energy Solutions Conference on October 28th in Concord. “The annual Local Energy Solutions (LES) Conference is co-hosted by NHSEA and the Local Energy Solutions Workgroup. The... Read More →

The NH Public Utilities Commission (PUC) released the new budgets for Fiscal Year 2018 (July 1, 2017- June 30, 2018). The budgets are very low for the solar rebate programs, and likely will not be able to meet the historical annual demand for rebates at the current rebate levels.... Read More →

News from the NH Solar Energy Association (NHSEA) regarding the Rebate program (not the Renewable Energy Credit program): “An important announcement regarding the Residential Solar Rebate Program and the Commercial and Industrial Solar Rebate Program was recently released... Read More →

From the NH Sustainable Energy Association:   “The NH PUC released their Final Order in DE15-576 on 6/23/17. It is a mix of the two filed settlement proposals, and is generally a reasonable result. Overall, it will maintain a strong industry, is good for consumers, and... Read More →

Sharing a post from the NH Sustainable Energy Association: “The PUC released their final Order on net metering late this past Friday.  It is a mix of the two filed settlement proposals, and is generally reasonable and will maintain a strong industry, is good for consumers,... Read More →

News from the NH CleanTech Council-NHSEA: SB 129 passed the House late yesterday on a roll vote, 222-84.  Now it heads to the Governor for signature. NHSEA worked incredibly hard the past 6+ months as a leader on this bill, along with its biomass and solar allies, and we thank... Read More →

To our NH customers, We and our installer partners have been receiving a lot of questions regarding the recent REC payment.  I hope this brings some clarity as to why the sudden drop in the REC price. The significant drop in the per REC price is due to a reduction in […] Read More →