Energy Committees

Energizing Ideas: The Emergence of Local Energy Committees: https://www.nhmunicipal.org/town-city-article/energizing-ideas-emergence-local-energy-committees

• Section: 53-E:1 Statement of Purpose.

• Section: 53-E:2 Definitions.

• Section: 53-E:3 Municipal and County Authorities.

• Section: 53-E:3-a Municipal Aggregators Authorized.

• Section: 53-E:3-b Use of "Community Power" as a Name Reserved.

• Section: 53-E:4 Regulation.

• Section: 53-E:5 Financial Responsibility.

• Section: 53-E:6 Electric Aggregation Plan.

• Section: 53-E:7 Aggregation Program.

• Section: 53-E:8 Other Aggregators.

• Section: 53-E:9 Billing Arrangements.

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

Municipal Members - from Clean Energy New Hampshire

• Atkinson, Bedford, Boscawen, Brookline, 

• Canterbury, Center Harbor, Cheshire County, Claremont, Derry, Dover, Durham, 

• Exeter, Enfield, Gilmanton, Hanover, Keene, Lebanon, Lee, Lyme, 

• Mason, Nashua, Newmarket, Plaistow, Rye, 

• Stratham, Shelburne, Sullivan County, Tamworth, Temple, 

• Washington, Waterville Valley, 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