CPCNH Media Hub

Discover the latest media tools and updates from the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire. This page features essential press resources—including logos, key facts, and recent announcements—to support accurate coverage and amplify our story. For interview requests or media questions, please submit a Media Inquiries Form and a member of our team will be in touch.

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CPCNH Announces Community Power Rates Effective August 1, 2025

Beginning August 1, 2025, Community Power rates will adjust in response to market conditions impacting utilities statewide. The CPCNH Board approved the new rates to maintain fiscal responsibility while continuing to invest in local energy innovation and system improvements.

News & Updates

Jul 2

At CPCNH's 2025 Annual Meeting, members raise their hands, voting on a proposal. Clifton Below and Lisa Sweet stand at the front of the room, next to a whitescreen showing remote members.

CPCNH Elects New Board Officers

CPCNH elected four new Board Officers and welcomed three new Directors at its 2025 Annual Meeting, strengthening leadership to advance local energy solutions and community power across New Hampshire.

News & Updates

Jun 10

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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

Member representatives from across New Hampshire gather at round tables to begin a full day of governance and community energy discussion.

2025 CPCNH Annual Member & Board Meeting: A Visual Recap

CPCNH’s 2025 Annual Member & Board Meeting: A photo recap of key decisions, community leadership, and local energy innovation.

Events & Announcements

Apr 30

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More NH Towns Vote Yes to Community Power

Eight more NH towns voted to join Community Power, expanding local control, energy choice, and sustainability statewide.

News & Updates

Mar 26

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Community Power in the News: Jan-March 2025

CPCNH enters 2025 with momentum—expanding its reach, shaping policy, and championing local control in New Hampshire’s energy landscape.

News & Updates

Mar 21

Key Figures

70 Member Communities

CPCNH is comprised of 66 New Hampshire Municipalities and 4 Counties serving approx. 200,000 customers.

$20.4 Million in Electricity Savings

As of November 30th, 2024, Community Power customers have saved more than $20.4 million on their electric bills. **

11,000 Tons CO2 Reductions

CPCNH customers who have opted for higher renewable products have collectively reduced their CO2 emissions by 10,957 Tons. **

1,222,191 MWh served

Since April 2023, CPCNH has provided 1,222,191 MWh of energy to New Hampshire customers – enough to power more than 150K homes for a year – and has purchased 25,570 RECs beyond the NH Renewable Portfolio Standard. **

**As of November 30th, 2024

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Media Inquiries

For interview requests, story development, or background information about Community Power in New Hampshire, please complete the form below. A member of our team will follow up within one business day.

To support your reporting, you can also explore our logos, key facts, and recent news coverage.

CPCNH Logos

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For further assistance accessing logos, please email nicholas.gosling@communitypowernh.gov