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Stay informed on policy changes, legislative efforts, and how you can support energy choice in New Hampshire.

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PUC Rules for Fair Market Competition

The PUC’s May 20 ruling marks a major win for energy consumers, protecting fair market competition and rejecting cost shifts that would have undermined Community Power and local clean energy. CPCNH applauds the decision, which sets precedent for future proceedings and reinforces the importance of system-wide modernization to support customer-driven energy solutions.

Energy Policy & Advocacy

May 21

A vibrant aerial view of downtown Concord, New Hampshire, showcasing the New Hampshire State House with its iconic gold dome at the center. Surrounding the capitol building are historic brick and stone buildings, tree-lined streets, and churches with spires. Autumn foliage adds rich hues of orange, red, and green to the landscape under a partly cloudy sky.

The Fight for Fair Energy Markets Isn’t Over

CPCNH pushes back against unfair utility cost shifts, advocating for HB 760 and fair energy competition in New Hampshire.

Energy Policy & Advocacy

Mar 28

CPCNH Calls for Urgent Action on HB 760 to Protect Community Power & Energy Market Fairness

CPCNH urges action on HB 760 to protect Community Power & fair energy markets. Contact legislators before the upcoming vote!

Energy Policy & Advocacy

Mar 3

Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire Announces 2025 Legislative Priorities

CPCNH unveils the NH Energy Forward Act, a bold plan to boost competition, lower energy costs, and empower local communities.

Energy Policy & Advocacy

Feb 4

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