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In an interview with NHPR’s Morning Edition host Rick Ganley, Cone said he’s confident Berlin’s Burgess biomass plant will stay in business.
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In his August veto message, Gov. Chris Sununu said the plant has been “enormously expensive for New Hampshire ratepayers."
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The plant has been running with the help of ratepayer subsidies for years, but faces challenges ahead without continued support.
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The Berlin-based plant has long produced energy that’s more expensive than the market rate. The new law will allow it to sell that more expensive power for another year.
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Landfills and EVs and offshore wind, oh my.
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House Republican Michael Vose said an amendment would give leaders the time to try to come up with a long-term fix for the biomass plant.
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The biomass power plant in Berlin is getting half a million dollars from the state to build a waste heat recovery system that will soon power a new…
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A pre-planned outage at Berlin's wood-burning power plant ends Saturday night.The 75-megawatt Burgess Biomass Plant has been down for routine maintenance…
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A new biomass plant in Berlin is finally producing electricity for Public Service of New Hampshire under a controversial 20-year contract that a report…
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About 51 percent of the wood purchased for the new Burgess BioPower biomass plant in Berlin during its first two months of operation came from New…