Tell them, by Friday, what you think of their ratepayer snub!

Donald Trump, a Catering Truck, and the Qatari "Air Force One" represent a Russian Nesting Doll of Scandal and Corruption

Tell them, by Friday, what you think of their ratepayer snub!

Not so fast, says this news release from the Office of the Consumer Advocate

London Economics to New Hampshire: Withdrawing from ISO New England would be unrealistic and expensive.

New Hampshire considers building more nuclear facilities to address rising electricity prices and demand. Nuclear power offers affordability and reliability.

The Site Evaluation Committee and its Presiding Officer are Stacking the Deck in Favor of Eversource

What it might mean for the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission

The bad news: The price goes up on August 1

New Hampshire consumer advocate Donald Kreis said Eversource's electricity rates may soon be higher than Community Power rates.

Advancing shareholder interests at ratepayer expense

Come spend Sunday morning of Memorial Day weekend with me in Hartland, Vermont.

I don't believe them.

Is "small modular nuclear" the energy future New Hampshire needs?

Bad News for Your Electric Bill

In re ex parte legislative chatter about default energy service

(Edge of New Hampshire = the Seacoast = Portsmouth)

(Edge of New Hampshire = the Seacoast = Portsmouth)

A breakdown of Economic Liberties’ new market-based proposal.

The Union Leader Runs a Howler on March 2

. . . and Eversource's Quest for $400m+ in Free Money from Ratepayers

The legislation reflects the larger tradeoffs around energy policy as Beacon Hill grapples with rising power demand, soaring costs, and quickly approaching climate commitments.

. . . still the Best Job in New Hampshire State Government.

The Office of the Consumer Advocate Challenges the Eversouce Rate Case

Thoughts about the Governor's State of the State Address

My Member of Congress, Speaking Out About the Eversource Rate Case

No, Public Utilities Commission, our challenge to your Eversource rate case order is not "moot."

The Attorney General’s office previously found the New Hampshire Judicial Branch didn’t violate any laws in its handling of a series of personnel maneuvers involving a top court official.

"Power to the People" is now "Rates and Rights"

. . .and now we have NECEC.

No retroactive ratemaking in New Hampshire!