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Collective buying could bring stability to energy costs

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By Bart Fromuth
| Providence Business News Verified
Skyrocketing energy prices are much more than an additional line item on a utility bill. For families, it makes it harder to manage budgets. For the elderly, it makes it harder to live on a fixed income. And for communities and small businesses across Rhode Island, it makes it harder to comfortably plan for the
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Restoring energy sanity: New Hampshire must break free from utility-driven costs Original

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By Bart Fromuth
| New Hampshire Bulletin
New Hampshire residents and businesses are feeling the pressure of what can only be described as an energy squeeze. Rising electricity and fuel costs are hitting household budgets and cutting into already thin business margins. For many, energy has become one of the most unpredictable and burdensome expenses they face. These rising costs aren’t happening in a vacuum either.
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Fromuth and Herndon: NH Legislature’s energy choice: monopolies or markets?

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By Henry Herndon, Bart Fromuth
| New Hampshire Business Review Verified
Lawmakers need to defend community power law from being gutted February 6, 2021 Bart Fromuth, Henry Herndon, When Governor Sununu signed the Community Power Law in 2019, a lot of energy professionals (not to mention cities and towns) got very excited. The legislation opens up a world of opportunity for markets, businesses, innovation and competition in New Hampshire’s energy sector.
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