Community Power in the News: Jan-March 2025
- Mar 21
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 16
Recent news stories highlighting CPCNH’s impact, leadership, and community power expansion across New Hampshire.
Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (CPCNH) continues to gain recognition as a driving force in New Hampshire’s transition to local energy control. From thought leadership on energy policy to community-driven power programs, our members are making headlines.
Recent News Highlights
📍NH Journal | March 11, 2025 | By Jim Garrity (Opinion Column)
CPCNH Board Member Jim Garrity advocates for HB 760, a bill designed to prevent utilities from passing financial losses onto all ratepayers, including those who have opted for Community Power. He highlights the importance of fair competition and accountability in NH’s energy market. Read More
📍NHPR | February 24, 2025 | By Mara Hoplamazian
CPCNH Board Member Jamie Hess was recently featured in an NHPR segment about the growing popularity of wild ice skating in New Hampshire. Beyond discussing the sport’s beauty and challenges, Hess highlighted key safety measures and the importance of reading ice conditions. His insights into the state’s natural resources align with CPCNH’s commitment to community resilience and environmental awareness. Read More
📍Monadnock Ledger-Transcript | February 21, 2025 | By Michael Nadeau (Opinion Column)
In this opinion column, Michael Nadeau of the Peterborough Power Committee discusses the importance of maintaining the Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) to encourage investment in renewable energy and support the clean energy transition. Read More
📍InDepthNH | January 15, 2025 | By Donald M. Kreis (Opinion Column)
New Hampshire Consumer Advocate Donald Kreis shares an in-depth analysis of the evolving electricity market, emphasizing how CPCNH empowers local communities to take charge of their energy choices. The column highlights the advantages of community power aggregation, the risks of misleading competitive supplier offers, and the need for consumers to stay informed. Read More
📍Concord Monitor | January 5, 2025 | By David Brooks
CPCNH’s rapid expansion now serves nearly half of New Hampshire’s population, marking a milestone in local energy control. Acting General Director Henry Herndon discusses the program’s success, including how municipalities are leveraging community power for stable rates and long-term energy planning. The article also explores upcoming initiatives aimed at increasing renewable energy adoption. Read More
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