Solar Energy

The 3.5 megawatt solar array proposed at 909 West Swanzey Road by the Portsmouth-based developer NH Solar Garden received unanimous approval at the planning board’s meeting on Thursday night at Whitcomb Hall.

The 16-megawatt array is smaller than the energy projects the Site Evaluation Committee typically reviews. But a citizens’ group in Milford petitioned the SEC, earlier this year, to take over consideration of the project from local officials.

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…

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State regulators didn't raise major concerns Friday at the start of final deliberations on New Hampshire’s first-ever major solar power project.The…

At a public hearing Thursday, a state site evaluation subcommittee questioned developers behind a proposed 30 megawatt solar project about its potential…

Will large-scale solar energy take off in New Hampshire? Although far behind its New England neighbors in producing solar energy, there are several major…

An application to build what could be New Hampshire's largest solar array cleared its first step at a public meeting Tuesday with the state's Site…

Dover High School on Thursday unveiled its new solar array, the largest rooftop installation in the state.It can generate close to a megawatt of power,…

Governor Chris Sununu has signed a bill aimed at helping low-income residents benefit from solar power.It was one of his stated priorities for the year –…