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Board Director Spotlight: John Goodrich
Some Granite Staters may know John Goodrich as the keyboard or tuba guy who plays in a few jazz groups. Some may have worked alongside him in community volunteer efforts. Raised in Littleton, John is one of the 11-member Co-op Board of Directors and resides in the very western…
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Sharing Some Solar Sun
When the Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative (PAREI) began as a fledgling organization in 2004, the goal was to pull together a group of like-minded people – people who cared about the environment, about climate and who cared about oil as a potential finite resource – and…
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NHEC Foundation New Grant Portal is Open for Submissions
New Hampshire Electric Co-op is proud to partner with and support organizations working to strengthen our communities. That is why the NHEC Foundation has launched a new grant management system designed to make applying for funding easier and more efficient for nonprofit…
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Co-op Advocates for Affordable, Reliable Energy During U.S. Energy Secretary Visit
New Hampshire Electric Cooperative leaders recently had a rare opportunity to bring member concerns about energy affordability and reliability directly to the nation’s top energy official. In late August, U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright visited NHEC’s Raymond district…
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Board Director Spotlight: Patricia Barbour
“I wanted to get the lay of the land. I didn’t know anyone on the board,” Barbour said. The meetings gave her an understanding of the issues being addressed and learning about the board. Born in Portsmouth, Barbour went to school there through high school before doing her…
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Freedom of Choice Works Only When Members Are Informed
New Hampshire ratepayers are fortunate to have the freedom to choose who supplies their electricity. That choice can create savings, but only when members understand their options and periodically check whether their current supplier is still the best fit. As electricity markets…
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Co-op Accepting Bids for Retired Fleet Equipment
The Co-op is preparing to offer for bid, vehicles and equipment that are being retired from service. This bid offering is available to NHEC members, employees and retirees. In order to place a bid, you must attend one of the three viewing dates to receive the required…
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Board Director Spotlight: Tom Mongeon
Tom Mongeon’s childhood curiosity – sparked by Arkady Leokum’s “Tell Me Why” books and exploring everything around him – and his active volunteerism, beginning at age 18, underlie his call to serve on the Co-op Board of Directors, now having just begun his 11th year of service.…
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Efficiency and Sustainability is Not for the Birds
It’s a lot, producing a single egg. In early 2022, when the Avian flu spread across the United States at a rapid pace, Pete & Gerry’s made a business decision: they went from housing birds in their Monroe location to transforming into a campus focused solely on refrigerated…
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2026-2027 Electric Assistance Program Administrative Budgets
August 31, 2026 – Commencement of Nonadjudicative Proceeding, and Notice of Hearing In this order, the New Hampshire Department of Energy (Department) convenes a nonadjudicative proceeding regarding the 2026-2027 Administrative Budgets for the Electric Assistance Program (EAP)…