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New Hampshire’s Energy Future
By Laura Knoy on Friday, May 22, 2009.
All week NHPR has looked at energy alternatives to fossil fuels, including solar, wind, nuclear, biomass and more. We looked at powering the grid, heating the home and fueling the car. We looked what’s already being done in the state, what’s right around the corner, and what could be exciting opportunities in our future. But how do we figure out where we go from here? Today decisionmakers in the state join us for a special live broadcast to talk about New Hampshire’s energy future.
Guests
- Clifton Below, commissioner for the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission
- Amy Ignatius, director for the New Hampshire Office of Energy and Planning
- George Gantz, Senior Vice President of Customer Services and Communications for Unitil Corporation
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I was listening to the program this morning on my way to work at the Meredith Public Library. The word 'turbine' caught my attention because it was mispronounced. It was being said as turban which is worn on the head as opposed to turbine which is an engine that creates power.
according to the dictionary there are two correct ways to pronounce 'turbine' one: turbin or tur-bahyn (sounds like bine). Thanks.