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What is CPCNH?

The Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (CPCNH) is a nonprofit, community-driven organization that helps cities, towns, and counties take charge of their electricity supply, save money, and invest in a clean energy future. Learn how CPCNH empowers communities to innovate, use energy revenues for local benefit, and ensure that local voices are heard at the state level.

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County Opt-Ins

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Planning

Who are our Members?

Use the map to explore which municipalities and counties are operating programs, have launched programs, are planning to launch programs, or have opted into a county program.​

Join Our Mailing Lists!

Choose the updates you wish to receive below:

  • Legislative Action Alerts: Stay informed about important legislative developments and find out how you can get involved.

  • Quarterly Newsletter: Get the latest news, events, and insights delivered to your inbox every quarter.

  • Rate Change Notifications: Receive emails regarding CPCNH rate updates and notifications.

 

And get urgent updates via text message!

Select Your Community

Town of Atkinson logo shows a large white building
Town of Bethlehem's logo show's a sun rising against a mountain backdrop
Town of Bradford's logo shows several tall pines near a stream
Town of Canterbury's logo shows a white house between two trees
Cheshire County's logo shows a blue outline of cheshire county with municipal lines added to it
City of Dover's logo shows red mill buildings next to a river
Town of Enfield's logo shows a beach along a lake
City of Exeter's logo shows a gazebo decked out with red, white and blue banners
Town of Gilford's logo shows a sailboat sailing through a lake, small mountains in the background
Town of Hampton Falls logo shows a waterfalls surrounding by rocking cliffs
Town of Harrisville's logo shows a dark reddish brown building with a bell tower atop it
Town of Hudson's logo shows a gazebo in front of a line of trees
City of Lebanon's logo shows a townhall building atop a hill, with a road running down from the building
Town of Loudon's logo shows a white building in the background, in the foreground a couple rides in a horse drawn sleigh
Town of Mason's logo shows several buildings at the top, a red and white one, and below that a river with a rocky shoreline
City of Nashua's logo shows a series of waterfalls in the foreground, in the background the silhouette of a city
City of Newmarket's photo shows several mill buildings and a tall steeple in the background, in the foreground a ship sailing on a river
Town of Pembroke's logo shows a clock or bell town atop a red brick building
Town of Plainfield's logo shows green deciduous trees alongside a lakeshore
Town of Randolph's logo shows a hiker walking up an incline, green trees in the background
Town of Somersworth's logo shows a village in the top half siting atop green hills and red brick buildings in the bottom half next to train tracks and a train
Town of Stratham's logo shows a large S overlaid on an image of a scene showing hills in the background, a lake with a sailboat in the middle and a white building in the foreground on bottom
Town of Tamworth's logo shows a sled dog team pulling a sled on which a rider stands
Town of Walpole's logo shows a several steeples in a row, in the background the silhouette of a forest
Town of Webster's logo shows a whitish grey building with a steeple in front of a green treeline
Town of Barrington's logo shows a lake with trees in the background
Town of Boscawen's logo shows a white building at a crossroads
Town of Campton's logo shows a dam with water running over it
Town of Charlestown's logo shows the No. 4 text
City of Concord's logo shows a red stagecoach
Town of Durham's logo shows a sailboat in a lake
Town of Epping's logo shows 3 stars, 3 red & blue stripes and a red section
Town of Franconia's logo shows a river running toward a mountain range, a white building next to the river
Town of Grantham's logo shows a village in the background, a dirt road running into the village
City of Hanover's logo shows a mountaintop, sun rising behind it, with a wind turbine on top
Town of Hopkinton's logo shows a white building with columns, a path running up to it
Town of Kensington's logo shows two hands, between them a lightning bolt
Town of Lee's logo shows a team of ox, led by a man, pulling a wagon
Town of Lyme's logo shows a white townhall looking building, with a sun and in a lightning bolt in the background
Merrimack County's logo shows the NH capitol building in the center, two rivers to either side, and a coach and a red brick building in the foreground
Town of New London's logo shows a gazebo in the middle with trees in the background
Town of Newport's logo shows a covered bridge over a river, in the background a sun rising over green hills
Town of Peterborough's logo shows a large red building with an eagle or hawk flying above it
City of Portsmouth's logo shows several red buildings and a tall white steeple in the foreground, in the background a drawbridge across a river
Town of Rye's logo shows an ocean shoreline with a pier in the background and two fishing boats
Town of Stratford's logo shows a train running along a river on the left and a lake on the right, in the background several snowy mountain caps
Town of Sugar Hill's logo shows a field of lupines in the foreground, in the background a mountain range.
Town of Temple's logo shows a grey building atop of a hill, trees to either side and a path coming down from the building
A stylized logo of two homes—one with a sun and one with a moon overhead—on a green field under a blue sky, symbolizing day and night power.
Town of Westmoreland's logo shows a white steeple in front of rays of sunshine

Do You Want to Bring Community Power to Your Town?

Visit the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire's website to learn more.

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