The state consumer advocate is fighting Eversource Energy’s request to keep secret the price it plans to pay for power off the Northern Pass transmission line.
Whatever company buys Eversource’s New Hampshire power plants, as a result of the utility’s recently struck agreement to get out of the generation business, will be acquiring a lot of unknowns if it plans to keep producing electricity.
When the Northern Pass Transmission Project was first proposed, it was framed as too big to fail. Six years later, it may be time to take a hard look at that assumption, and to recount the burdens the proposed project has put on government, organizations and individuals in New Hampshire.
Peter Roth of the N.H. Attorney General's office is holding workshops Aug. 2 and Aug. 3 for community members to help determine where the proposed Northern Pass transmission line could adversely impact natural and cultural resources.
LANCASTER -- A Coos County Superior Court judge has ruled against the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests in its efforts to block construction of the Northern Pass hydroelectric project.
This motion asks Coos County Superior Court to add New Hampshire Department of Transportation to the lawsuit against Northern Pass over use of Forest Society land in Clarksville, NH.