We’re hiring! CPCNH is seeking a Financial Accounting Analyst to join our team in Concord, NH.
This full-time, hybrid role will support accounting, budgeting, financial reporting and analysis.
Learn more & apply: cpcnh.applytojob.com/apply/T…
Join us Sept. 18, 11 AM–12 PM ET, for CPCNH Office Hours: Rate Period Financial Performance: Feb.–July 2026.
Learn how market conditions and rates affected CPCNH revenue, reserves and overall financial position.
Registration required: ow.ly/Pu7N50ZNr1P
📊 Join CPCNH Office Hours on Sept. 18 from 11 AM–12 PM ET.
Rachida Mahrouda and Henry Herndon will review financial performance for the Feb.–July 2026 rate period, including impacts on revenue, reserves and CPCNH’s financial position.
Register: ow.ly/qWjk50ZMz5j
Explore EVs, e-bikes, solar, battery storage, heat pumps & more at the Kearsarge-Sunapee Clean Energy Expo in New London on Sept. 19, noon–3 p.m. Rain or shine.
Learn more: ow.ly/smG050ZLWFX
#NDEW2026 #CleanEnergyNH
ICYMI: CPCNH’s Summer 2026 edition of Community Power Quarterly is live.
Catch up on Annual Meeting and NH Energy Week highlights, staff and member stories, CPCNH news coverage, legislative updates, and more from across the Coalition.
Read the newsletter: ow.ly/OAoy50ZBsWu
#CommunityPower #CPCNH #EnergyNews #NHEnergy
Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire retweeted
The 2025 New Hampshire Energy Summit is ONE WEEK AWAY! Have you reserved your seat yet?
You won't want to miss this morning filled with insightful speakers and robust discussions around the energy policy issues facing New Hampshire in the year ahead.
Sign up to attend TODAY to reserve your spot.
Learn More: eventbrite.com/e/2025-nh-ene…
Nashua residents can now explore free home energy coaching through the Livable Nashua Energy Coaching Program Pilot.
The program includes energy coaching, classes, a home assessment, personalized recommendations, rebate guidance, and potential qualifying home improvement rebates.
Learn more: livablenashua.org/home
Intake form: form.jotform.com/26158540206…
During NH Energy Week, CPCNH Director of Member Services Jackson Kaspari joined Andy DeMeo on the Granite Goodness podcast to discuss Community Power, customer choice, and helping NH communities meet their energy goals.
🎧 Listen: granitegoodness.com/p/live-a…
#CommunityPowerNH #CPCNH #NHEnergy
Customer choice starts with transparent pricing.
A new Concord Monitor opinion piece explains why accurate utility supply rates matter for New Hampshire customers and a competitive electricity market.
Read more: concordmonitor.com/2026/07/1…
#CommunityPowerNH #CPCNH #NHEnergy #CustomerChoice
New CPCNH rates are being announced soon. Make sure you’re signed up to receive Rate Change Notifications by email.
You can also subscribe to Community Power Quarterly and SMS/text updates to stay informed when CPCNH publishes newsletters and rate announcements.
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NH utilities have under-collected nearly $50M in power supply costs over the past two years. CPCNH’s latest post explains why accurate utility supply rates matter for fair competition, customer choice, and Community Power customers.
Read more: communitypowernh.gov/post/ut…
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Community Power is built through local leadership, and the Upper Valley continues to lead by example.
CPCNH was glad to participate in the 2026 Upper Valley Energy Committee Roundtable, where energy committees, municipal leaders, and community volunteers gathered to share ideas, compare challenges, and strengthen regional collaboration.
CPCNH was represented by Andrew Hatch, Community Energy Advisor, alongside members and energy committees from Lyme, Canaan, Hanover, Lebanon, Enfield, Plainfield, Grantham, Cornish, New London, Springfield, and more.
These conversations help turn local energy goals into practical action: expanding community knowledge, supporting municipal energy work, and advancing local choice across New Hampshire.
Thank you to the Upper Valley energy leaders helping move Community Power forward.
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Stay connected with Community Power updates across New Hampshire.
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⚡ Rate Change Notifications — updates when CPCNH announces new rates
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Whether you’re a customer, municipal leader, community advocate, or energy partner, CPCNH updates help you stay informed about local energy choice, rates, and Community Power progress statewide.
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NH Bulletin highlights SB 538 and why net metering certainty matters for projects like Poverty Plains Solar.
CPCNH’s Mark Bolinger and Deana Dennis discuss the 5 MW project serving 11 municipal member communities.
Read more: newhampshirebulletin.com/202…
⚡ The Spring 2026 edition of Community Power Quarterly is now available.
Read updates on CPCNH’s Annual Meeting, leadership news, regulatory and legislative developments, member highlights, NH Energy Week, and more: mailchi.mp/communitypowernh/…
Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire retweeted
It’s @CleanEnergyNH NH Energy week, with @granitegoodness at @KristinTreeline in Portsmouth. How to amp up NH with @CPCNH_Power
Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire retweeted
NHEW26 is almost here - the full events calendar is LIVE: nhenergyfuture.org
30+ events happening across NH, May 4–8. From panels to workshops to networking, there's something for everyone who cares about NH's energy future.
Find your event. Bring a friend. See you there.
Join us May 4, 10AM-12PM for a drop-in open house at the Poverty Plains Solar Project in Warner, NH.
A 20-acre site with 12,000 panels powering 1,000+ homes—and a model for how communities can benefit from local solar: eventbrite.com/e/poverty-pla…
#NHEnergyWeek #SolarEnergy
New op-ed from CPCNH Executive Director @HenryPHerndon on HB 1733.
The piece examines how proxy pricing and spot market reliance may shift risk to customers, distort pricing, and defer costs into future rates.
Read more: nhjournal.com/herndon-todays…
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Stay informed on legislation shaping NH’s energy markets.
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