Explore Sullivan County Community Power's local energy solutions—offering competitive rates, renewable options, and community-driven control for residents and businesses. Increased Choice to Power Your Future Sullivan County Electric Aggregation Plan Sullivan County Community Power will provide residential and commercial customers the power to choose from additional options for electricity supply. All of Sullivan County now has the power to opt-in and leverage community power for greater control over energy decisions including shopping for competitive rates and supporting renewable energy. All Sullivan County residents and businesses can opt in individually to Sullivan County Community Power—even if your town or city is not enrolled in the program. See enrollment options below. About Community Power Member Reps Contact CPCNH Customer FAQs Sign Up for Rate Announcements Emails Electricity Supply Choices Residential Rates Commercial Rates Utility and Other Supplier Rates Enroll in Community Power, Select a Renewable Option or Opt-out Use our Customer Portal below or contact Customer Service email: info@communitypowernh.gov call: 1-866-603-7697 (POWR) Please have your utility account number handy so we can easily process your selection. (If you have just set up a new account with your utility, please call Customer Service) Customer Portal Exceptions to automatic enrollment Residential Residential Community Power Rates ResidentialRates Residential Rates Granite Basic is the default supply option for Sullivan County Community Power customers. Any resident or business in Sullivan County is welcome to participate. To download rate tables as pdf, png or jpeg files, hover over rate table, select three dots in upper right corner, and from the options choose the download (1st option). If you're unable to view the tables, please email info@cpcnh.org Initial table loading may take a few moments. Eversource Liberty NHEC † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Select Your Utility Below Eversource Unitil Liberty NHEC Granite Plus Canterbury Enfield Peterborough † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Commercial Community Power Rates Commercial Granite Basic is the default supply option for Sullivan County Community Power customers. Any resident or business in Sullivan County is welcome to participate. To download rate tables as pdf, png or jpeg files, hover over rate table, select three dots in upper right corner, and from the options choose the download (1st option). If you're unable to view the tables, please email info@cpcnh.org Initial table loading may take a few moments. Eversource Liberty NHEC † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Select Your Utility Below Eversource Unitil Liberty NHEC Granite Plus Canterbury Enfield Peterborough † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month How Community Power Works Sullivan County Community Power combines the buying power of residents and businesses so that together we can achieve competitively priced electricity. Customers are always free to choose to buy power from their utility provider or another market option, by submitting notice in advance of their next utility meter read date. By accessing the power market, we can control price volatility and choose which energy sources to buy or build Source Sullivan County Community Power purchases electricity from the sources you choose. Delivery Your Utility delivers the electricity using the same power line infrastructure and billing mechanisms. Community Sullivan County Energy Customers have the power to choose competitive rates and products, and how much electricity comes from renewable sources. Electricity markets are changing. Customers are generating their own power and adopting new technologies that add value to our energy portfolio. Sullivan County Community Power will harness that value, and empower customers to create a more innovative and cost-effective energy future. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more. FAQs About Why Customers Choose Community Power Why Communities Choose CPCNH | Saving Money, Gaining Control, and Going Renewable Play Video NH’s Consumer Advocate on Why Community Power Works | Donald M. Kreis Play Video Community Power in New Hampshire | Building a Sustainable, Local Energy Future Play Video How Community Power Works | Local Energy, Lower Rates, Clean Choices Play Video Watch Now Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Share Channel Info Close COMPETITIVE AND STABLE RATES Our competitive energy supply rates are designed to provide long-term value over time. CLEAN ENERGY OPTIONS You have the option to buy renewable and carbon free power. INVESTING IN COMMUNITY We are designed to enable member towns to develop innovative local energy projects and programs. LOCAL CONTROL You have a say in what your energy future will look like. Community Representation Sullivan County joined dozens of other New Hampshire cities and towns to create our own locally accountable nonprofit power agency — Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire. Sullivan County towns help to oversee the Coalition's governance and finances through their representation on its Board of Directors. Derek Ferland Member Representative, Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire County Manager, Sullivan County Alternate Member Reps John Tuthill Member Representative (Alternate), CPCNH Reps Reps Info COMMUNITY POWER COALITION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Through the Coalition, we tap into the advanced expertise to give customers the highest quality service, and the collective leadership required to drive important policy reforms at the state level. Together, we are leading the way towards a more innovative and resilient energy system for the Granite State. LEARN MORE Contact Center Reach out to our Contact Center to opt-in, opt-out, opt-up to cleaner power, or with any other questions or comments you may have: 1-866-603-POWR info@CommunityPowerNH.gov Contact Center hours are weekdays, 8AM to 5PM. CPCNH P.O. Box 840 Concord, NH 03302 Contact Choose the updates you wish to receive below: Quarterly Newsletter: Get the latest news, events, and insights delivered to your inbox every three months. Rate Change Notifications: Receive emails regarding CPCNH rate updates and notifications. Legislative Action Alerts: Stay informed about important legislative developments and find out how you can get involved. Event Announcements: Get notified of upcoming events and activities sponsored and/or supported by CPCNH. PEAK SHAVE Alerts: Stay informed about potential peak demand events with email and optional text alerts (by adding your phone number below) that can help you manage electricity use during high-demand periods. Text Messages: Receive text notifications when CPCNH publishes its quarterly newsletter, announces new rates, and/or sends PEAK SHAVE notices. Join CPCNH's Mailing Lists! Signup Up

Explore Boscawen Community Power's local energy solutions—offering competitive rates, renewable options, and community-driven control for residents and businesses. Bringing Local Control and Affordable Rates to our Residents and Businesses Town of Boscawen Electric Aggregation Plan In 2024, the Boscawen Town Meeting adopted the Boscawen Community Power Plan. We are now putting that plan to action to create short- and long-term benefits for our energy users. Town of Boscawen Energy Committee webpage About Community Power Member Reps Contact CPCNH Customer FAQs Sign Up for Rate Announcements Emails Electricity Supply Choices Residential Rates Commercial Rates Utility and Other Supplier Rates Enroll in Community Power, Select a Renewable Option or Opt-out Use our Customer Portal below or contact Customer Service email: info@communitypowernh.gov call: 1-866-603-7697 (POWR) Please have your utility account number handy so we can easily process your selection. (If you have just set up a new account with your utility, please call Customer Service) Customer Portal Exceptions to automatic enrollment Residential Residential Community Power Rates ResidentialRates Residential Rates Granite Basic is the default supply option for Boscawen Community Power customers. To download rate tables as pdf, png or jpeg files, hover over rate table, select three dots in upper right corner, and from the options choose the download (1st option). If you're unable to view the tables, please email info@cpcnh.org Initial table loading may take a few moments. Eversource Unitil † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Select Your Utility Below Eversource Unitil Liberty NHEC Granite Plus Canterbury Enfield Peterborough † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Commercial Community Power Rates Commercial Granite Basic is the default supply option for Boscawen Community Power customers. To download rate tables as pdf, png or jpeg files, hover over rate table, select three dots in upper right corner, and from the options choose the download (1st option). If you're unable to view the tables, please email info@cpcnh.org Initial table loading may take a few moments. Eversource Unitil † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Select Your Utility Below Eversource Unitil Liberty NHEC Granite Plus Canterbury Enfield Peterborough † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month How Community Power Works Boscawen Community Power combines the buying power of residents and businesses so that together we can achieve competitively priced electricity. Customers are always free to choose to buy power from Eversource, Unitil, or another market option, by submitting notice in advance of their next utility meter read date. By accessing the power market, we can control price volatility and choose which energy sources to buy or build. Source Boscawen Community Power purchases electricity from the sources you choose. Delivery Eversource or Unitil delivers the electricity using the same power line infrastructure and billing mechanisms. Community Boscawen Energy Customers have the power to choose competitive rates and products, and how much electricity comes from renewable sources. Electricity markets are changing. Customers are generating their own power and adopting new technologies that add value to our energy portfolio. Boscawen Community Power will harness that value, and empower customers to create a more innovative and cost-effective energy future. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more. FAQs About Why Customers Choose Community Power Why Communities Choose CPCNH | Saving Money, Gaining Control, and Going Renewable Play Video NH’s Consumer Advocate on Why Community Power Works | Donald M. Kreis Play Video Community Power in New Hampshire | Building a Sustainable, Local Energy Future Play Video How Community Power Works | Local Energy, Lower Rates, Clean Choices Play Video Watch Now Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Share Channel Info Close COMPETITIVE AND STABLE RATES Our competitive energy supply rates are designed to provide long-term value over time. CLEAN ENERGY OPTIONS You have the option to buy renewable and carbon free power. INVESTING IN COMMUNITY We are designed to enable member towns to develop innovative local energy projects and programs. LOCAL CONTROL You have a say in what your energy future will look like. Community Representation Boscawen joined dozens of other New Hampshire cities and towns to create our own locally accountable nonprofit power agency — Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire. As a Member of the nonprofit, the Town of Boscawen has a say in the Coalition's governance and finance decisions. Charlie Niebling Member Representative, Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire Chair, Boscawen Energy Committee Alternate Member Reps Vacant N/A Reps Reps Info COMMUNITY POWER COALITION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Through the Coalition, we tap into the advanced expertise to give customers the highest quality service, and the collective leadership required to drive important policy reforms at the state level. Together, we are leading the way towards a more innovative and resilient energy system for the Granite State. LEARN MORE Contact Center Reach out to our Contact Center to opt-in, opt-out, opt-up to cleaner power, or with any other questions or comments you may have: 1-866-603-POWR info@CommunityPowerNH.gov Contact Center hours are weekdays, 8AM to 5PM. CPCNH P.O. Box 840 Concord, NH 03302 Contact Choose the updates you wish to receive below: Quarterly Newsletter: Get the latest news, events, and insights delivered to your inbox every three months. Rate Change Notifications: Receive emails regarding CPCNH rate updates and notifications. Legislative Action Alerts: Stay informed about important legislative developments and find out how you can get involved. Event Announcements: Get notified of upcoming events and activities sponsored and/or supported by CPCNH. PEAK SHAVE Alerts: Stay informed about potential peak demand events with email and optional text alerts (by adding your phone number below) that can help you manage electricity use during high-demand periods. Text Messages: Receive text notifications when CPCNH publishes its quarterly newsletter, announces new rates, and/or sends PEAK SHAVE notices. Join CPCNH's Mailing Lists! Signup Up

Discover the shared services CPCNH offers to Community Power members—including program operations, local project support, vendor opportunities, and policy advocacy. Projects & Programs The Coalition’s business model has been designed to provide Member Community Power programs with: Local program options to offer innovative rates and services to customers; Joint contracting opportunities for the construction of local renewable and battery storage projects; and Expert guidance on energy risk management, rate setting, and financial reserves — sufficient to ensure that Community Power programs remain operational and stable as technologies, market dynamics and consumer preferences evolve in future. The Coalition's strategy to modernize market rules and policies, develop local programs and projects — while managing a cost-effective portfolio of energy contracts — reinforce and enable one another, and are intended to ensure that Community Power programs achieve the full range of their local policy objectives over the long-term. Learn More Annual Solicitation Program to Increase Renewable Energy (ASPIRE) Details Group Net Metering & Poverty Plains Project Details Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) Details Vendors & Developers: Register for Project Information Details About CPCNH Projects & Programs Innovative Local Programs & Customer Services Facilitating the design and deployment of innovative, cost-effective local programs is a strategic and financial priority for the Coalition. These offerings will help our Members' Community Power programs: Lower electricity supply costs and risk in aggregate, along with the electricity bills of participating customers; Strengthen customer relationships and local brand recognition; and Protect against customer attrition (the risk that customers opt-out of the program over time by choosing an alternative supplier). Cost-effective local programs are designed to offer new retail products and services that enable customers to: Intelligently moderate their use of electricity from the grid during times of high wholesale power prices and when the physical grid is constrained (at-risk of not being able to deliver enough power to meet all customers’ usage requirements during the hours of “peak demand”); and Increase their use of electricity from the grid when wholesale prices are depressed and the physical grid is not constrained. Examples of innovative retail products and services that enable customers to do so include time-based rate options, individual and group net metering, distributed generation and energy storage programs, electric vehicle charging rates, and other services that leverage third-party aggregators and directly empower customers with new technologies. Intelligent use of electricity simultaneously lower costs for both individual customers (from a “total bill” perspective, inclusive of transmission and distribution charges) and each Member’s Community Power program in aggregate (from a supply cost perspective) — provided that the local programs are properly designed to achieve these over-lapping objectives. Energy Risk Management & Financial Reserve Policies To guide the long-term stability of Member Community Power programs, the Coalition assists Members in adopting the Coalition's Energy Portfolio Risk Management, Retail Rates, and Financial Reserve policies . The purpose of these policies is to: Guide each Member’s Community Power program to allocate their customer revenues in ways that balance their community’s goals and objectives over the short-to-long term; and Define how the Coalition will conduct energy procurement risk management, ratesetting, and financial reserve fund management on behalf of each Member (e.g., to remain in compliance with the policies). The Coalition manages a single power portfolio on behalf of Member Community Power programs, and our policies help ensure that the Coalition adequately analyzes and plans for contingencies (such as power supply shocks, economic downturns and regulatory changes) and remains able to draw on capital reserves or credit support sufficient to maintain (1) rate stability for customers and (2) adequate cash flow for program operations in these situations. As Members accrue financial reserves, the Coalition will be able to facilitate additional ways to lower costs and create new value for our Members — and further enhance the financial stability of participating Community Power programs in the process. As one example, the accrual of sufficient reserves will allow the Coalition to begin self-providing the collateral required for wholesale power market transactions and power purchase agreements. This will lower the capital costs and risk premiums otherwise embedded into the price of power for Members. Development of Renewable and Battery Storage Projects As Members demonstrate the ability to accrue reserves sufficient to ensure their financial stability — and maintain or grow their customer base by offering competitive rates and innovative services over time — the Coalition will be able to facilitate new local project developments for Members that elect to jointly participate in long-term contracting solicitations. As context: Project developers and financiers require long-term power purchase agreements (e.g., 10 years) to justify the upfront cost of constructing renewables and battery storage facilities; Consequently, project financiers will not execute long-term contracts with a Community Power program if they do not believe that the program will remain a stable, credit-worthy counterparty — and able to meet its payment obligations over the length of the contract. Achieving the ability to execute long-term contracts and build new renewables and battery storage projects is a priority for the Coalition. This objective is a common policy goal for many of our Member communities and will additionally diversify the Coalition’s energy supply portfolio — helping stabilize our operating margins by intelligently hedging our Members’ collective exposure to wholesale market dynamics and price fluctuations over time.

Explore Epping Community Power's local energy solutions—offering competitive rates, renewable options, and community-driven control for residents and businesses. Energy innovation and choice for Epping Town of Epping Electric Aggregation Plan In 2024, the Epping Town Meeting adopted the Epping Community Power Plan. We are now putting that plan to action to create short- and long-term benefits for our energy users. Town of Epping Community Power webpage About Community Power Member Reps Contact CPCNH Customer FAQs Sign Up for Rate Announcements Emails Electricity Supply Choices Residential Rates Commercial Rates Utility and Other Supplier Rates Enroll in Community Power, Select a Renewable Option or Opt-out Use our Customer Portal below or contact Customer Service email: info@communitypowernh.gov call: 1-866-603-7697 (POWR) Please have your utility account number handy so we can easily process your selection. (If you have just set up a new account with your utility, please call Customer Service) Customer Portal Exceptions to automatic enrollment Residential Residential Community Power Rates ResidentialRates Residential Rates Granite Basic is the default supply option for Epping Community Power customers. To download rate tables as pdf, png or jpeg files, hover over rate table, select three dots in upper right corner, and from the options choose the download (1st option). If you're unable to view the tables, please email info@cpcnh.org Initial table loading may take a few moments. Eversource NHEC † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Select Your Utility Below Eversource Unitil Liberty NHEC Granite Plus Canterbury Enfield Peterborough † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Commercial Community Power Rates Commercial Granite Basic is the default supply option for Epping Community Power customers. To download rate tables as pdf, png or jpeg files, hover over rate table, select three dots in upper right corner, and from the options choose the download (1st option). If you're unable to view the tables, please email info@cpcnh.org Initial table loading may take a few moments. Eversource NHEC † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Select Your Utility Below Eversource Unitil Liberty NHEC Granite Plus Canterbury Enfield Peterborough † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month How Community Power Works Epping Community Power combines the buying power of residents and businesses so that together we can achieve competitively priced electricity. Customers are always free to choose to buy power from their utility provider or another market option, by submitting notice in advance of their next utility meter read date. By accessing the power market, we can control price volatility and choose which energy sources to buy or build Source Epping Community Power provides electricity purchased by CPCNH with a variety of renewable content options. Delivery Eversource or NHEC delivers the electricity using the same power line infrastructure and billing mechanisms. Community Epping Energy Customers have the power to choose competitive rates and products, and how much electricity comes from renewable sources. Electricity markets are changing. Customers are generating their own power and adopting new technologies that add value to our energy portfolio. Epping Community Power will harness that value, and empower customers to create a more innovative and cost-effective energy future. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more. FAQs About Why Customers Choose Community Power Why Communities Choose CPCNH | Saving Money, Gaining Control, and Going Renewable Play Video NH’s Consumer Advocate on Why Community Power Works | Donald M. Kreis Play Video Community Power in New Hampshire | Building a Sustainable, Local Energy Future Play Video How Community Power Works | Local Energy, Lower Rates, Clean Choices Play Video Watch Now Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Share Channel Info Close COMPETITIVE AND STABLE RATES Our competitive energy supply rates are designed to provide long-term value over time. CLEAN ENERGY OPTIONS You have the option to buy renewable and carbon free power. INVESTING IN COMMUNITY We are designed to enable member towns to develop innovative local energy projects and programs. LOCAL CONTROL You have a say in what your energy future will look like. Community Representation Epping joined dozens of other New Hampshire cities and towns to create our own locally accountable nonprofit power agency — Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire. As a Member of the nonprofit, the Town of Epping has a say in the Coalition's governance and finance decisions Michael Vose Member Representative, Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire Chair, Epping Community Power Alternate Member Reps Jake Roger Member Representative (Alternate), CPCNH Epping Town Administrator Reps Reps Info COMMUNITY POWER COALITION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Through the Coalition, we tap into the advanced expertise to give customers the highest quality service, and the collective leadership required to drive important policy reforms at the state level. Together, we are leading the way towards a more innovative and resilient energy system for the Granite State. LEARN MORE Contact Center Reach out to our Contact Center to opt-in, opt-out, opt-up to cleaner power, or with any other questions or comments you may have: 1-866-603-POWR info@CommunityPowerNH.gov Contact Center hours are weekdays, 8AM to 5PM. CPCNH P.O. Box 840 Concord, NH 03302 Contact Choose the updates you wish to receive below: Quarterly Newsletter: Get the latest news, events, and insights delivered to your inbox every three months. Rate Change Notifications: Receive emails regarding CPCNH rate updates and notifications. Legislative Action Alerts: Stay informed about important legislative developments and find out how you can get involved. Event Announcements: Get notified of upcoming events and activities sponsored and/or supported by CPCNH. PEAK SHAVE Alerts: Stay informed about potential peak demand events with email and optional text alerts (by adding your phone number below) that can help you manage electricity use during high-demand periods. Text Messages: Receive text notifications when CPCNH publishes its quarterly newsletter, announces new rates, and/or sends PEAK SHAVE notices. Join CPCNH's Mailing Lists! Signup Up

Explore Cheshire County Community Power's local energy solutions—offering competitive rates, renewable options, and community-driven control for residents and businesses. Streamlining Community Power for Our Towns Cheshire County Electric Aggregation Plan Cheshire Community Power allows towns in our county to offer competitive electricity rates and expand renewable energy options for their customers. The County Delegation adopted the Cheshire Community Power Plan in 2022, and since then nine towns — Dublin, Fitzwilliam, Nelson, Roxbury, Chesterfield, Winchester, Gilsum, Troy and Hinsdale — have voted to join our program. Any Cheshire County town may join Cheshire Community Power by Select Board vote. Service launched in fall 2023 to realize our goals of creating short- and long-term benefits for Cheshire County energy users. All Cheshire County residents and businesses can opt in individually to Cheshire Community Power — even if your town or city is not enrolled in the program. See enrollment options below. About Community Power Member Reps Contact CPCNH Customer FAQs Sign Up for Rate Announcements Emails Electricity Supply Choices Residential Rates Commercial Rates Utility and Other Supplier Rates Enroll in Community Power, Select a Renewable Option or Opt-out Use our Customer Portal below or contact Customer Service email: info@communitypowernh.gov call: 1-866-603-7697 (POWR) Please have your utility account number handy so we can easily process your selection. (If you have just set up a new account with your utility, please call Customer Service) Customer Portal Exceptions to automatic enrollment Residential Residential Community Power Rates ResidentialRates Residential Rates Granite Basic is the default supply option for Cheshire Community Power customers. Cheshire Community Power provides default service to the towns of Chesterfield, Dublin, Fitzwilliam, Gilsum, Hinsdale, Nelson, Roxbury, Troy, and Winchester. To download rate tables as pdf, png or jpeg files, hover over rate table, select three dots in upper right corner, and from the options choose the download (1st option). If you're unable to view the tables, please email info@cpcnh.org Initial table loading may take a few moments. Eversource Liberty NHEC † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Select Your Utility Below Eversource Unitil Liberty NHEC Granite Plus Canterbury Enfield Peterborough † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Commercial Community Power Rates Commercial Granite Basic is the default supply option for Cheshire Community Power customers. Cheshire Community Power provides default service to the towns of Chesterfield, Dublin, Fitzwilliam, Gilsum, Hinsdale, Nelson, Roxbury, Troy, and Winchester. To download rate tables as pdf, png or jpeg files, hover over rate table, select three dots in upper right corner, and from the options choose the download (1st option). If you're unable to view the tables, please email info@cpcnh.org Initial table loading may take a few moments. Eversource Liberty NHEC † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Select Your Utility Below Eversource Unitil Liberty NHEC Granite Plus Canterbury Enfield Peterborough † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month How Community Power Works Cheshire Community Power combines the buying power of residents and businesses so that together we can achieve competitively priced electricity. Customers are always free to choose to buy power from their utility provider or another market option, by submitting notice in advance of their next utility meter read date. By accessing the power market, we can control price volatility and choose which energy sources to buy or build. Source Cheshire Community Power provides electricity purchased by CPCNH with a variety of renewable content options. Delivery Eversource delivers the electricity using the same power line infrastructure and billing mechanisms. Community Cheshire Energy Customers have the power to choose competitive rates and products, and how much electricity comes from renewable sources. Electricity markets are changing. Customers are generating their own power and adopting new technologies that add value to our energy portfolio. Cheshire Community Power will harness that value, and empower customers to create a more innovative and cost-effective energy future. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more. FAQs About Why Customers Choose Community Power Why Communities Choose CPCNH | Saving Money, Gaining Control, and Going Renewable Play Video NH’s Consumer Advocate on Why Community Power Works | Donald M. Kreis Play Video Community Power in New Hampshire | Building a Sustainable, Local Energy Future Play Video How Community Power Works | Local Energy, Lower Rates, Clean Choices Play Video Watch Now Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Share Channel Info Close COMPETITIVE AND STABLE RATES Our competitive energy supply rates are designed to provide long-term value over time. STREAMLINED ACCESS & MINIMIZED REGULATORY BURDEN Cheshire shoulders administrative and regulatory approval burdens on behalf of participating towns. NONPROFIT Generating Member-owned reserve funds to keep rates stable low over time, and to reinvest back into benefiting Cheshire. LOCAL CONTROL The Coalition is managed and overseen by Member Counties, Towns, Cities. We have representatives on CPCNH Boards and Committees, ensuring our interests are represented and our voices heard. Community Representation Cheshire County joined dozens of other New Hampshire cities and towns to create our own locally accountable nonprofit power agency — Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire. Cheshire towns help to oversee the Coalition's governance and finances through their representation on its Board of Directors. Terry Clark Board Director, Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire Cheshire County Commissioner Alternate Member Reps Christopher Coates Member Representative (Alternate), CPCNH Cheshire County Administrator Reps Reps Info COMMUNITY POWER COALITION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Through the Coalition, we tap into the advanced expertise to give customers the highest quality service, and the collective leadership required to drive important policy reforms at the state level. Together, we are leading the way towards a more innovative and resilient energy system for the Granite State. LEARN MORE Contact Center Reach out to our Contact Center to opt-in, opt-out, opt-up to cleaner power, or with any other questions or comments you may have: 1-866-603-POWR info@CommunityPowerNH.gov Contact Center hours are weekdays, 8AM to 5PM. CPCNH P.O. Box 840 Concord, NH 03302 Contact Choose the updates you wish to receive below: Quarterly Newsletter: Get the latest news, events, and insights delivered to your inbox every three months. Rate Change Notifications: Receive emails regarding CPCNH rate updates and notifications. Legislative Action Alerts: Stay informed about important legislative developments and find out how you can get involved. Event Announcements: Get notified of upcoming events and activities sponsored and/or supported by CPCNH. PEAK SHAVE Alerts: Stay informed about potential peak demand events with email and optional text alerts (by adding your phone number below) that can help you manage electricity use during high-demand periods. Text Messages: Receive text notifications when CPCNH publishes its quarterly newsletter, announces new rates, and/or sends PEAK SHAVE notices. Join CPCNH's Mailing Lists! Signup Up

Meet the leadership team of the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire. Our staff brings deep experience in energy, policy, and public service. Meet the CPCNH Team CPCNH’s staff brings deep expertise in energy policy, public power, and community engagement. Together, they work to support member municipalities and deliver on the Coalition’s mission of advancing innovative, affordable, and locally controlled energy solutions across New Hampshire. CPCNH also occasionally employees fellows with the UNH Sustainability Institute's Fellowship program. You can read about current and previous fellows below . Dennis Henry Herndon Executive Director Henry Herndon is CPCNH’s chief executive, responsible for the organization’s overall strategic direction, management, operations, and growth in coordination with the Board of Directors. He leads CPCNH’s multidisciplinary staff and external partners and oversees its financial stewardship, power procurement and risk management, member programs, energy project development, regulatory and legislative affairs, public engagement, and membership growth. As CPCNH’s primary executive and public representative, Henry works with member communities, government and regulatory agencies, industry partners, and other stakeholders to advance Community Power and strengthen competitive energy markets in New Hampshire. He played a key leadership role in the founding, launch, and scaling of the Coalition’s operations, services, and staff team. Jackson Kaspari Director of Member Services Jackson Kaspari is the Director of CPCNH's Member Services department. As the Director of Member Services, he serves as the primary point of contact and trusted expert advisor ensuring the successful development and launch of Member Community Power programs. He ensures that Member inquiries, request and needs are satisfied. Jackson manages and oversees internal staff and contracted service providers in the areas of member services, customer service, key accounts and public affairs. He engages in education to advocate for and strengthen New Hampshire’s energy market and has a passion for helping NH communities meet their goals. Jackson holds a PhD in Chemistry and B.S. in Chemical Engineering, both from the University of New Hampshire. Deana Dennis Director of Regulatory & Legislative Affairs Deana Dennis is Director of Regulatory & Legislative Affairs for CPCNH. She is responsible for leading the Coalition's policy advocacy and engagement with the state legislature, executive branch, and regulatory agencies including the Public Utilities Commission and NH Department of Energy. Deana's career in energy policy spans more than fifteen years in Washington, D.C. and she has worked for leading trade associations and non-profit organizations leading advocacy campaigns in support of various climate, clean energy and clean transportation policy initiatives at the federal and state levels. Deana is a member of the New England Women in Energy & Environment (NEWIEE) and Women in Electric Vehicles (WEV), both professional organizations dedicated to empowering women in the energy and EV sectors. She earned a bachelor's degree in government from St. Lawrence University and participated in the Washington Semester at American University. In her spare time, Deana enjoys hiking throughout New England with her dog, Luna. Rachida Mahrouda Director of Finance Rachida Mahrouda is the Director of Finance for CPCNH, where she leads the Coalition's financial strategy, treasury and liquidity management, accounting oversight, and budgeting. She partners closely with the Board Treasurer and Finance Committee to ensure sound financial governance and transparency. With nearly two decades of experience in public-sector and municipal finance, Rachida brings deep expertise in capital planning, revenue bond financing, rating agency relations, forecasting, and audit coordination. Her background spans large utility and infrastructure organizations, including work within the ISO-NE wholesale electricity markets. Bill Bullock Director of Power Operations Bill Bullock is CPCNH’s Director of Power Operations. Bill is a senior energy industry leader with more than 25 years of experience in power supply, generation, energy efficiency, energy storage, and energy infrastructure development. At CPCNH, he leads wholesale power operations, including portfolio management, risk strategy, hedging, transactions, load and price forecasting, and rate development, while overseeing the data, analytics, and external market functions that support CPCNH’s power supply operations. Bill brings extensive experience managing energy portfolios and major capital programs for public and investor-owned utilities, including responsibility for a $1.2 billion, 450 MW generation portfolio, and the development of 14 battery storage projects for municipal utilities. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, a Master of Engineering from Illinois Institute of Technology, and an MBA from Columbia Business School. Scott May Senior Energy Analyst Scott May, PhD, is a dynamic professional skilled in software engineering, data science, and algorithm development. With a PhD in Engineering from Caltech and a background in Engineering from Johns Hopkins, he blends technical experience with innovative thinking. During his tenure at Valence, Scott led the development of networking products for internet intelligence and security. At DeepMarco and Oracle, he excelled in data analysis and product development, contributing significantly to macroeconomic insights and real-time internet routing solutions. Scott's entrepreneurial spirit led him to create a poolside hear rate monitor prototype, showcasing his innovation beyond traditional roles. With senior positions at Erigo Technologies, Creare, and Toyon Research Corporation, Scott has a proven track record in advanced sensor systems and algorithm development. Scott's blend of academic rigor, entrepreneurial flair, and industry experience makes him a sought-after leader in technology and innovation. Andrew Hatch Community Energy Advisor Andrew Hatch serves as the Community Energy Advisor at CPCNH, where he supports the ongoing operation of Community Power Aggregations and the delivery of Member services. In this role, he engages directly with Members and key account customers, conducting outreach to local energy committees, government staff, and Board Directors to assess community needs and interests. Andrew provides ongoing advisory support to help communities strengthen their programs, develop local energy plans, and implement new initiatives. His work also includes project management, data tracking, and systems support to streamline internal operations and enhance service delivery across departments. Andrew brings experience in energy efficiency, operations, and civic leadership, including prior work with NHSaves and a biofuels startup. He has chaired his town’s energy committee, served on zoning and planning boards, and led local weatherization programs. A long-time resident of Washington, NH, Andrew enjoys hiking the Monadnock-Sunapee Greenway, paddling on Millen Lake, and staying engaged in regional planning efforts. His work is guided by a commitment to local decision-making and a belief in the power of communities to shape their own energy future. Laura Van Sant Clerk & Administrative Assistant Laura Van Sant joined CPCNH in November 2025 as Clerk & Administrative Assistant. In this role, she supports CPCNH’s Board of Directors and Committees by coordinating meetings, maintaining public records, and ensuring compliance with New Hampshire’s Right to Know Law. She also assists staff across departments by managing logistics, documentation, and day-to-day administrative needs. Laura brings decades of experience in administrative and legal support roles across education, law, and nonprofit sectors. She spent nearly 12 years as a Paralegal and Legal Assistant in East Kingston, NH, before working in school district operations and human resources in the Lakes Region. Most recently, she served as Executive Assistant and Board Clerk at GREEN Charter Schools in South Carolina, where she supported the Executive Director and managed all board-related functions. A longtime New Hampshire resident and proud mother of three, Laura is happy to be back in the Lakes Region. Nick Gosling Communications Manager Nick Gosling brings over eight years of experience in strategic communications, digital marketing, and public engagement. Before joining CPCNH, he held communications roles at the University of New Hampshire and Mt. Hood Community College, where he led content strategy, media relations, social media, and marketing efforts. His background in journalism, including reporting on government and environmental issues, has shaped his ability to translate complex topics into accessible and engaging messaging. Throughout his career, Nick has worked across multiple sectors, from higher education to public policy, helping organizations develop outreach strategies that enhance visibility and engagement. He has extensive experience in digital content creation, inbound marketing, and audience development, with a focus on using data-driven insights to inform communication strategies. Nick holds a Master of Science in Corporate and Organizational Communication from Northeastern University and a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from the University of New Hampshire. Fellows About the UNH Sustainability Institute's Fellowship Program The UNH Sustainability Fellowship pairs UNH undergraduate students, recent graduates, and graduate students with municipal, educational, corporate, and nonprofit partners to complete high-impact sustainability projects. Each summer, Fellows work with host organizations on focused projects that deliver tangible results while building professional experience, expanding networks, and supporting the next generation of sustainability leaders. Brooke Rafter UNH Sustainability Institute Fellow (2026) Brooke Rafter serves as CPCNH’s 2026 Summer Sustainability Fellow through the University of New Hampshire Sustainability Institute. Brooke is a UNH graduate who earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a marketing option and dual major in Sustainability, graduating summa cum laude in May 2025. At CPCNH, Brooke is supporting the development of a comprehensive digital communications framework to strengthen CPCNH’s visibility, member engagement, and public education efforts across New Hampshire. Her work focuses on social media strategy, platform-specific messaging, content planning, and video-forward storytelling that highlights CPCNH member communities. Brooke brings experience in sustainability marketing, audience engagement, brand storytelling, and content creation, including previous work with Tom’s of Maine, Chuckles, Inc., Gather, Kenya Connect, and UNH sustainability initiatives. Past Fellows

Friendly, clear, and journalist-focused. Helps search engines and site visitors understand the intent. Media Kit for Press & Partners Discover press-ready resources from the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (CPCNH). This Media Kit includes logos, key facts, leadership updates, and recent announcements to support accurate coverage and storytelling. For interviews, background info, or specific questions, please complete our Media Inquiries Form and a member of our team will be in touch promptly. Media Inquiries Form CPCNH Key Facts CPCNH Logos All News Posts Recent News Releases CPCNH Appoints New Finance and Power Operations Directors CPCNH has appointed Rachida Mahrouda as Director of Finance and Bill Bullock as Director of Power Operations, adding extensive experience in public finance, power supply, utility operations, and energy markets to its leadership team. UNH Sustainability Fellow Supports CPCNH Social Media Strategy UNH Sustainability Fellow Brooke Rafter spent the summer strengthening CPCNH’s social media strategy, developing new planning tools and launching the Powering Local Solutions pilot campaign. RLAC Summer Policy Retreat Fosters Collaboration on New Hampshire's Energy Future CPCNH’s third annual RLAC Summer Policy Retreat convened members, partners, and energy policy experts to review the 2026 legislative session, explore emerging technologies, and begin shaping priorities for New Hampshire’s energy future. inquiry Media Inquiries For interview requests, story development, or background information about Community Power in New Hampshire, please complete the form below. A member of our team will follow up within one business day . To support your reporting, you can also explore our logos , key fact s, and recent news coverage . Key Figures 70 Member Communities CPCNH is comprised of 66 New Hampshire Municipalities and 4 Counties serving approx. 200,000 customers. $20.4 Million in Electricity Savings As of November 30th, 2024, Community Power customers have saved more than $20.4 million on their electric bills. ** 11,000 Tons CO2 Reductions CPCNH customers who have opted for higher renewable products have collectively reduced their CO2 emissions by 10,957 Tons. ** 1,222,191 MWh served Since April 2023, CPCNH has provided 1,222,191 MWh of energy to New Hampshire customers – enough to power more than 150K homes for a year – and has purchased 25,570 RECs beyond the NH Renewable Portfolio Standard. ** **As of November 30th, 2024 CPCNH Logos Click on logos below to open in new window or view all downloadable logos online . View All Downloadable Logos For further assistance accessing logos, please email nicholas.gosling@communitypowernh.gov

Explore Portsmouth Community Power's local energy solutions—offering competitive rates, renewable options, and community-driven control for residents and businesses. Accelerating Economic and Environmental Sustainability City of Portsmouth Electric Aggregation Plan Portsmouth Community Power expands energy choices for our City's residents and businesses, while lowering costs. In 2023, the Portsmouth City Council adopted the Portsmouth Community Power Plan . We are now putting that plan into action to create short- and long-term benefits for the people of Portsmouth. City of Portsmouth Community Power webpage About Community Power Member Reps Contact CPCNH Customer FAQs Sign Up for Rate Announcements Emails Electricity Supply Choices Residential Rates Commercial Rates Utility and Other Supplier Rates Enroll in Community Power, Select a Renewable Option or Opt-out Use our Customer Portal below or contact Customer Service email: info@communitypowernh.gov call: 1-866-603-7697 (POWR) Please have your utility account number handy so we can easily process your selection. (If you have just set up a new account with your utility, please call Customer Service) Customer Portal Exceptions to automatic enrollment Residential Residential Community Power Rates ResidentialRates Residential Rates Granite Basic is the default supply option for Portsmouth Community Power customers. To download rate tables as pdf, png or jpeg files, hover over rate table, select three dots in upper right corner, and from the options choose the download (1st option). If you're unable to view the tables, please email info@cpcnh.org Initial table loading may take a few moments. Eversource † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Select Your Utility Below Eversource Unitil Liberty NHEC Granite Plus Canterbury Enfield Peterborough † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Eversource Supply Rates † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Commercial Community Power Rates Commercial Granite Basic is the default supply option for Portsmouth Community Power customers. To download rate tables as pdf, png or jpeg files, hover over rate table, select three dots in upper right corner, and from the options choose the download (1st option). If you're unable to view the tables, please email info@cpcnh.org Initial table loading may take a few moments. Eversource † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month Select Your Utility Below Eversource Unitil Liberty NHEC Granite Plus Canterbury Enfield Peterborough † Minimum renewable content is compliant with NH's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), RSA 362-F. Total renewable content includes the NH RPS prior to NH Dept. of Energy administrative reductions to minimum requirements due to shortage of qualifying biomass generation. * Based on usage of 650 kWh per month How Community Power Works Portsmouth Community Power combines the buying power of residents and businesses so that together we can achieve competitively priced electricity. Customers are always free to choose to buy power from Eversource, or from another supplier, by submitting notice in advance of their next utility meter read date. As part of the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire, we can control price volatility and choose which energy sources to buy or build. Source Portsmouth Community Power purchases electricity from the sources you choose. Delivery Eversource delivers the electricity using the same power line infrastructure and billing mechanisms. Community Portsmouth Energy Customers have the power to choose competitive rates and products, and how much electricity comes from renewable sources. Electricity markets are changing. Customers are generating their own power and adopting new technologies that add value to our energy portfolio. Portsmouth Community Power will harness that value, and empower customers to create a more innovative and cost-effective energy future. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more. FAQs About Why Customers Choose Community Power Why Communities Choose CPCNH | Saving Money, Gaining Control, and Going Renewable Play Video NH’s Consumer Advocate on Why Community Power Works | Donald M. Kreis Play Video Community Power in New Hampshire | Building a Sustainable, Local Energy Future Play Video How Community Power Works | Local Energy, Lower Rates, Clean Choices Play Video Watch Now Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Share Channel Info Close COMPETITIVE RATES AND EXPANDED CHOICE Our competitive energy supply rates are designed to provide long-term value over time. REGIONAL COLLABORATION We work with utilities, other municipalities, state agencies, and other partners to coordinate regional energy and transportation plans and projects focused on enhancing resilience. FISCAL STABILITY & FINANCIAL RESERVES We deposit a portion of revenues into locally controlled reserve funds to manage risk and finance cost-effective projects that shift us off of volatile fossil fuels. CUSTOMER FOCUS & PUBLIC ADVOCACY We will expand innovative options for distributed energy and efficiency programs through public advocacy. Community Representation Portsmouth joined dozens of other New Hampshire cities and towns to create our own locally accountable nonprofit power agency — Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire. The City of Portsmouth appoints representatives to the Coalition to oversee the agency's governance and finances. Meet our Member Representatives! Tom Rooney Board Director, Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire Portsmouth Energy Advisory Committee Alternate Member Reps Peter Britz Member Representative (Alternate), CPCNH City of Portsmouth Director, Planning and Sustainability Reps Reps Info COMMUNITY POWER COALITION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Through the Coalition, we tap into the advanced expertise to give customers the highest quality service, and the collective leadership required to drive important policy reforms at the state level. Together, we are leading the way towards a more innovative and resilient energy system for the Granite State. LEARN MORE Contact Center Reach out to our Contact Center to opt-in, opt-out, opt-up to cleaner power, or with any other questions or comments you may have: 1-866-603-POWR info@CommunityPowerNH.gov Contact Center hours are weekdays, 8AM to 5PM. CPCNH P.O. Box 840 Concord, NH 03302 Contact Choose the updates you wish to receive below: Quarterly Newsletter: Get the latest news, events, and insights delivered to your inbox every three months. Rate Change Notifications: Receive emails regarding CPCNH rate updates and notifications. Legislative Action Alerts: Stay informed about important legislative developments and find out how you can get involved. Event Announcements: Get notified of upcoming events and activities sponsored and/or supported by CPCNH. PEAK SHAVE Alerts: Stay informed about potential peak demand events with email and optional text alerts (by adding your phone number below) that can help you manage electricity use during high-demand periods. Text Messages: Receive text notifications when CPCNH publishes its quarterly newsletter, announces new rates, and/or sends PEAK SHAVE notices. Join CPCNH's Mailing Lists! Signup Up

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Learn how CPCNH advocates for fair energy policies and local choice in New Hampshire. Track bills, contact legislators, and sign up for advocacy alerts. Public Advocacy The Coalition represents consumer interests and the collective voice of its Community Power municipal members before state policymakers and state regulatory agencies, including the Public Utilities Commission and New Hampshire Department of Energy. Changes in law and regulations that adversely impact Community Power programs are a source of risk for the Coalition and its Members. Furthermore, extending and maintaining the full range of benefits that Community Power could create for customers will require informed participation and advocacy on energy issues at the Legislature and Public Utilities Commission. You can track active legislation , find your state legislators , and sign up for legislative action alerts to get involved. The Coalition’s regulatory and legislative engagement is guided by the understanding that we can achieve common sense, consumer-friendly policies and regulations that recognize the value of local decision making — when we speak with one voice. Bill Tracker Tool Sign Up For Action Alerts Find Your Legislator Regulatory Filings Recent Webinars Blog Posts 2025-26 Legislative Platform platform Regulatory & Legislative Engagement Legislative & regulatory advocacy is grounded in the NH Constitution, statutes, and policy, which favor competition & customer choice for electricity supply and related service & flows from CPCNH's Regulatory and Legislative Affairs Committee Charter. Charter objectives: Advancing Community Benefits through Open Access to the Electric System Free market competition to achieve affordable, equitable, and sustainable energy transition Increasing Innovation through Local Control, Equity, & Community Development Local control and autonomy to achieve innovation and value creation Enforcement of Laws, Market Rules, and Regulations Use this library to browse, search, and download shared documents. You can search by file name, filter by date, sort files, and navigate folders to find what you need. How to use this library: Join the Movement for Energy Choice in New Hampshire signup Informed, unified advocacy is essential to protecting Community Power programs and advancing common-sense, consumer-focused energy policy in New Hampshire. Join our Legislative Alerts list to stay updated on key legislation, regulatory developments, and opportunities to speak up for local energy choice. Past Legislative Action Alerts & Updates Webinars & Blog Posts Recent Legislative & Regulatory Office Hours Below you'll find a playlist of Office Hour sessions focused on legislative updates and regulatory proceedings. Presentation Slides CPCNH Policy Updates | Legislative & Regulatory Briefings Play Video Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing CPCNH Office Hours | 2026 Legislative Session Recap (June 18, 2026) 01:06:31 Play Video Now Playing 2026 Legislative Preview Webinar | CPCNH Energy Policy & Bill Outlook 01:26:55 Play Video Now Playing CPCNH Office Hours | Legislative Halftime Report (April 17, 2026) 53:10 Play Video Now Playing CPCNH Open Office Hours | Member Q&A & Legislative Update (Feb. 20, 2026) 57:24 Play Video Now Playing CPCNH Open Office Hours | Legislative Updates & Advocacy Opportunities (Jan. 23, 2026) 56:23 Play Video Now Playing CPCNH Open Office Hours | PUC Ruling, Load Settlement & Grid Modernization (May 24, 2025) 17:04 Play Video videos recordings posts Recent Blog Posts Read recent blog posts written by CPCNH's Regulatory and Legislative Affairs team, as well as news and updates on energy policy in New Hampshire. RLAC Summer Policy Retreat Fosters Collaboration on New Hampshire's Energy Future CPCNH’s third annual RLAC Summer Policy Retreat convened members, partners, and energy policy experts to review the 2026 legislative session, explore emerging technologies, and begin shaping priorities for New Hampshire’s energy future. Aug 6 Utility Supply Rates Have Fallen $50 Million Short of Actual Costs. Here's Why It Matters. Recommended Excerpt New Hampshire’s electric utilities have under-collected nearly $50 million in power supply costs over the past two years. This article explains why accurate rates matter for customers, Community Power, and a fair competitive electricity market. Jun 16 A Strong Start to the 2026 Session: Protecting Local Control, Fair Competition and Advancing Practical Energy Innovation In this policy update, CPCNH Director of Regulatory & Legislative Affairs Deana Dennis examines early developments in the 2026 legislative session, highlighting bipartisan progress on protecting local authority, ensuring fair competition in energy markets, and advancing practical energy innovation. Mar 9 1 2 3 4 SB590–Contact Your Legislators Up

Track New Hampshire rulemaking for Community Power Aggregation (CPA) and learn how CPCNH is shaping energy policy through regulatory engagement. Rulemaking for Community Power Aggregations Adopted Puc 2200 MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY AGGREGATION RULES (pdf ) (word ) Transcript of Commissioner Carleton Simpson's remarks endorsing CPA rules as "landmark" and "transformative" On December 1, a coalition of public stakeholders led by CPCNH filed a petition with the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission for rulemaking to implement RSA 53-E. See below for documents related to the rulemaking for Community Power Aggregations (CPA). 2021-12-01_Public Stakeholders Petition for Rulemaking cvr letter.pdf 2021-12-01_Public Stakeholders Petition for Rulemaking.pdf 12-1-21_Public Stakeholders Initial Proposal for Puc 2200 CPA rules.pdf 12-1-21_Public Stakeholders Proposal for PUC 2200 CPA rules vs DOE proposal.pdf 2021-10-25_Dept. of Energy Petition for Rulemaking.pdf 2021-10-25_Dept. of Energy Petition for Rulemaking_draft amendments.pdf RSA 53-E as amended by HB 315 off 10-25-21.pdf RSA 53-E first authorized the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to adopt administrative rules governing CPAs on 10/1/19. In the winter of 2020 City of Lebanon Assistant Mayor Clifton Below, who now also serves as Vice Chair of CPCNH, prepared a first draft of proposal rules for CPAs, based on his 4 years experience as Chair or Vice Chair of the Joint Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules when he was a State Senator, and his 6 years as a NH PUC Commissioner. That first draft became the working basis for a series of stakeholder meetings convened by PUC staff to further refine the proposed rules. Consensus among stakeholders was reached on large portions of the proposed rules and PUC staff prepared an initial rules proposal for consideration by the PUC Commissioners in late 2020. However, the PUC apparently put consideration of rules on hold once HB 315 was introduced that would have substantially changed and weakened RSA 53-E. Over the winter of 2021 the Community Power Coalition informal organizing group focused its efforts on securing amendments to HB 315 that actually improved the statute rather than weakening it, including a requirement for the PUC to adopt rules to implement the statute and for electric distribution utilities to propose purchase of receivables programs. After this successful negotiation , in the spring of 2021 Asst. Mayor Below modified the PUC staff draft initial proposal to reflect the anticipated changes in RSA 53-E from the consensus version of HB 315 and met with PUC staff and representatives of Eversource, the largest and lead utility in the HB 315 negotiations, to refine the draft and try to find common ground. In the state budget trailer bill passed in late June, 2021, the PUC was split off from most of its former staff that were transferred over to a new NH Department of Energy (DoE) as of 7/1/21. On the day that HB 315 revisions to RSA 53-E went into effect the DoE staff petitioned the PUC to undertake rulemaking and offered proposed text based on our collaboration in the spring. Visit the Public Utilities Commission webpage on the rulemaking at: https://www.puc.nh.gov/regulatory/Docketbk/2021/21-142.html

Explore NH’s Community Power programs by town or county. Filter member communities, compare options, get rate updates, and stay informed with email alerts. Members Residential Rates Sign Up for CPCNH Emails Commercial Rates CHOOSE YOUR COMMUNITY POWER PROGRAM: By Map By List Membership Map map Roll over each CPCNH Member Community to see its Member Representatives. Click on Operating communities to visit their Community Power program webpages. Having trouble viewing the map? Open the full map in a new window. Operating These communities have launched their Community Power programs and are actively supplying electricity to customers. CPCNH is managing energy supply and customer service on their behalf. County Operating: These are county-level programs that have launched and are serving customers, with eligible municipalities participating through a shared governance structure. Ready These communities have completed all approvals and are fully prepared to launch Community Power service in an upcoming enrollment wave. Planning These communities are in the process of developing or finalizing their Community Power plans and working toward local and state approvals. County Opt-Ins Communities located within a CPCNH member county but not enrolled in the county-level program or CPCNH directly. Membership List Use the filters below to view all CPCNH member community power programs, to find specific communities and to view members communities by New Hampshire county. Filters work independent of each other – use the Reset button between filtering by Community Name and by County. Click on each community's logo or name to view their Community Power webpage. Filter by Community Power Name Filter by County Reset: Show All Launched Member Communities Atkinson Rockingham County Barrington Strafford County Bethlehem Grafton County Boscawen Merrimack County Bradford Merrimack County Campton Grafton County Canterbury Merrimack County Charlestown Sullivan County Cheshire County Cheshire County Concord Merrimack County Dover Strafford County Durham Strafford County Enfield Grafton County Epping Rockingham County Exeter Rockingham County Franconia Grafton County Gilford Belknap County Grantham Sullivan County Hampton Falls Rockingham County Hanover Grafton County Harrisville Cheshire County Hopkinton Merrimack County Hudson Hillsborough County Kensington Rockingham County Lebanon Grafton County signup Join CPCNH's Mailing Lists! Choose the updates you wish to receive below: Quarterly Newsletter: Get the latest news, events, and insights delivered to your inbox every three months. Rate Change Notifications: Receive emails regarding CPCNH rate updates and notifications. Legislative Action Alerts: Stay informed about important legislative developments and find out how you can get involved. Event Announcements: Get notified of upcoming events and activities sponsored and/or supported by CPCNH. PEAK SHAVE Alerts: Stay informed about potential peak demand events with email and optional text alerts (by adding your phone number below) that can help you manage electricity use during high-demand periods. Text Messages: Receive text notifications when CPCNH publishes its quarterly newsletter, announces new rates, and/or sends PEAK SHAVE notices. Do You Want to Bring Community Power to Your Town? Contact us at info@cpcnh.org