The Poverty Plains Solar project in Warner, NH, will bring clean energy and savings to NH towns through group net metering.

City of Lebanon honors Clifton Below for his leadership in energy policy, community power, and sustainability initiatives.

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

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

Seacoast towns unite to boost clean energy! Dover, Durham, Exeter, Newmarket & Portsmouth increase renewable participation.

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

CPCNH’s REC Aggregation Program helps NH renewable energy producers earn revenue by accessing fair and transparent REC markets.

Nick Gosling joins CPCNH as Communications Manager, bringing expertise in storytelling, digital marketing & community engagement.

Join CPCNH at NHPR’s By Degrees Climate Summit on May 2 to explore climate solutions & community resilience. Free event—register now!

Learn about CPCNH’s leadership change, joint reserves status, and rate adjustments. Get key updates and details on upcoming office hours.

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

CPCNH Board appoints an Acting General Manager effective March 1, to help lead the organization through next phases of operations & service.

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

CPCNH adjusts Granite Basic rates to 9.7¢/kWh for March-July 2025, ensuring cost coverage while maintaining long-term savings.

New PUC rules shift rate volatility risk to NH utility customers, impacting Eversource, Unitil, and Liberty Utilities.

Community Power deepens its impact in 2024 as savings grow, membership expands, and local energy innovation accelerates.

Community Power launches across NH in 2023, delivering lower rates and more control to participating towns and counties.

NH PUC advances CPCNH’s Local Power Market proposal to Phase II, enhancing opportunities for local energy producers and storage solutions.

Rulemaking, expansion, and momentum: 2022 marked a breakthrough year for Community Power in New Hampshire.

Momentum grew in 2021 as more NH communities embraced local control and joined the Community Power movement.