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Bethlehem, NH’s WasteWater Treatment Facility Goes Solar

Dan Crosby, BEC, Josh Welch, Welch’s Water, David Van Houten, BEC, Ted Vansant, Barrington Power, and Dick Robie and Russell Mardin of theBethlehem Village District at the Bethlehem, New Hampshire’s Wastewater Treatment Facility solar site. (Courtesy photos)

David Van Houten

On Friday December 6, 2024 Bethlehem, NH put another solar energy […]

Celebrating Children’s Health Month: Electric School Buses in New Hampshire

Lion Electric school Bus. Image courtesy of Lion Electric.

G.E.T. staff

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), along with U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan, U.S. Representative Chris Pappas, and the Derry Cooperative School District, gathered in October to celebrate Children’s Health Month and $31 million in funding for 110 new clean school […]

DERA Funding for Diesel Emissions Reduction Projects

Squam Lakes Natural Trail Season Extended

 

Live animal exhibit trail near Songbird Feeding Station

Holderness, NH – Squam Lakes Natural Science Center is excited to announce that they are extending their trail season past the usual November 1 trail closure. The Science Center live animal exhibit trail and all hiking trails will remain open on Saturdays and Sundays […]

Solar at the Somersworth, NH Superfund Site

The 1.992 MW-AC solar PV project at Somersworth, put on a part of a brownfield EPA Superfund site, will be the first of its kind in New Hampshire. (Courtesy image)

George Harvey

In the mid-1930s, the City of Somersworth in New Hampshire started operating a waste disposal facility for all sorts of materials, […]

Unitil Breaks Ground on NH’s First Utility-Owned Solar Farm in N.H.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Aug. 20 to mark the start of construction on a new 4.9-megawatt solar array in Kingston, NH. Pictured is Dan Weeks on left from Revision Energy. (Courtesy photo)

Utility partners with ReVision Energy on 4.9-megawatt project in Kingston

Unitil Community, Company News

In a historic move aimed […]

Exeter, New Hampshire’s YMCA Takes Steps to Slash Energy Use

The Exeter, NH area YMCA (Unitil)

Unitil

The Exeter Area YMCA in New Hampshire has made the switch to LED lighting and installed HVAC fan motor controls in an effort to reduce electricity usage and lower costs.

Unitil worked closely on the project with representatives from the Southern District YMCA, […]

NHEC Offers New Renewable Energy Rates!

Power from renewables (http://eko.org.pl/)

New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC) now offers an optional Renewable Energy Rate for members who wish to support the development of renewable energy in the region.

Members who enroll in the Renewable Energy Rate have the choice to purchase Co-op Power with 50 percent or 100 percent renewable attributes. […]

Car Expo in Tamworth:

Featured Classics to New-tech

The Kia Niro PHEV has a charging port on the front fender in addition to the rear gas fill door that only gets opened for another nine gallons of gas about four or five times a year. (Courtesy photo)

Russ Lanoie

Classic old muscle cars and very new electric cars […]

“AmpedUp” Project Unveils Largest EV Charger Site for a NH Business

Hooksett-based Merchants Fleet adds 13 EV charging ports to existing 12, with potential for more

Originally published by NH Business Review on May 17, 2024 at https://bit.ly/LargestWorkplaceEVChargesNH

Trisha Nail

What’s been touted as New Hampshire’s largest workplace electric vehicle charging lot to date opened recently with pomp and circumstance […]