Peter Sterling The Legislature’s “crossover” deadline has passed so any bill in its original chamber that has not been voted out of a policy committee is dead as a standalone bill for the session. In other words, any House bill … Continue reading →
March 27, 2026 Critical energy bills are moving through the legislature, and Clean Energy NH needs you to show up – or speak up – before it’s too late. Key priority bills have hearings before the House Science, Technology, and … Continue reading →
On March 1st, new net-metering, 248 CPG, and interconnection rules will go into effect. The implementation of these rules updates is complicated by the fact that the PUC has not yet released the new application forms for net-metering and interconnection … Continue reading →
Together, we stood up for solar rights — and we won! Thank you! On July 16, 2020, FERC unanimously dismissed a petition to end net metering. Anti-solar interests tried to deny solar owners fair compensation for the solar they produce. … Continue reading →
Webinar Announcement! Learn about New Hampshire’s New Net Metering Tariff Join us for the Local Energy Solutions Webinar series on Monday, July 3rd, 2017 from 12:00pm-1:00pm as an overview will be provided of the Final Order newly released from the PUC. This Order … Continue reading →
NHSEA Pleased with PUC Order on the Future of Net Metering The NH Sustainable Energy Association (NHSEA) is pleased with the result issued on Friday, June 23, 2017 in the Public Utilities Commission’s final Order 26-029 in Net Metering Docket 16-576. … Continue reading →
New York’s energy regulators are considering a policy that would change the way distributed solar and wind energy projects are compensated for the energy they produce. This is the first step in a process to move away from “net metering” … Continue reading →
New York’s energy regulators are considering a policy that would change the way distributed solar and wind energy projects are compensated for the energy they produce. This is the first step in a process to move away from “net metering” … Continue reading →
Public Service Board Expands some Customers Clean Energy Choices, Protects Existing Solar Customers “Net metering is a critical tool to help Vermonters reduce their climate impact through renewable energy. Recognizing the tremendous benefits of renewable energy to our climate, environment, … Continue reading →
150+ Local Businesses & Institutions Urge Support for Renewable Energy & Vermont Net Metering Rule Improvements MONTPELIER, VT – More than 150 local businesses and institutions ranging from farms and credit unions, to hotels, main street shops, manufacturers, and solar companies urge … Continue reading →