Energy

The bill allows towns to now generate up to five megawatts of their own power to lower their energy costs and pass savings on to residents.

We review the IPCC's landmark report on the effects of climate change and how it affects New Hampshire. We also take a look at the latest results from the 2020 census.

As local officials in New Hampshire look for ways to lower energy costs and develop renewable energy projects, some cities and towns are turning toward…

In May, the small town of Harrisville started to write the next chapter for its energy future. Harrisville voters approved the second community power plan…

Two pieces of legislation to let municipalities make more of their own renewable energy and to study the costs of that expansion will move ahead after…

The state is giving the public more time to weigh in on its 10-year energy strategy, as part of a required update.The strategy comes from the governor's…

A Dartmouth study has modeled for the first time that renewable energy upgrades will make the nation's power grid more resilient.Researchers modeled a…

The landmark Supreme Court ruling known as Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency held that greenhouse gases were pollutants that could be…

The Executive Council heard more from Governor Chris Sununu’s nominee to the Public Utilities Commission at a hearing Wednesday. The Public Utilities…

The fight against fossil fuel expansion in New England has a new front in Killingly, Connecticut. Climate activists want the state to reject a proposed...