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HERNDON: Today’s Savings, Tomorrow’s Bill: The Real Stakes of HB 1733
If you save money today but someone else pays tomorrow, is it really a savings? Before the New Hampshire Senate, HB 1733 poses a defining question about the future of the state’s electric market. The bill seeks to realign default service with the original intent of restructuring by limiting practices that shift risk to customers, distort pricing, and undermine competition.
Fromuth and Herndon: NH Legislature’s energy choice: monopolies or markets?
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.
Is ‘community power’ an energy game changer?
New NH law gives local governments a tool to lower costs, boost renewables use “Community power” legislation recently signed into law will give Granite Staters greater control over their energy choices and could help modernize New Hampshire’s energy system. Under a community power program, local governments can procure and provide electricity to their residents and businesses on a competitive basis.
The best kept secret about clean energy
High-level analyses project renewable energy will play a big role in lowering energy prices
Build a Twilight Photometer to Detect Stratospheric Particles
Have you wondered why some sunsets are so spectacular and others so drab? This ultra-sensitive photometer project will allow you to tease out the secrets of twilight and even do serious science by finding the altitude of the dust, smoke, and air pollution that influence the colors of twilight. With this project you can detect the tiny particles and droplets known as aerosols from 3km (around 10,000 feet) high to well above the top of the stratosphere at 50km (165,000 feet).
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