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Environment
10:23 am
Sat February 2, 2013
New Hampshire's Energy Future
Credit Sam Evans-Brown / NHPR
Cellulose insulation is piped from a Bruss Construction trailer into the attic of an old, drafty home in Hopkinton, NH.
Credit Sam Evans-Brown / NHPR
Clay Mitchell from Revolution Energy surveys the 60 kW solar array at East Kingston Elementary school. Despite cold temperatures the week before, the panels give off enough heat that most of the snow has slide right off.

Credit Eugene Hunt / SustainX
This is SustainX's prototype of a 40 kW compressed air storage system in their facility in Seabrook. This machine has since been cannibalized to create a much larger 2 MW prototype.
New Hampshire is about to start re-thinking its ten year energy plan. In a weeklong series, NHPR's Environment Reporter Sam Evans-Brown looked at where we get our electricity from and where we will get it in the future.
How has electricity deregulation affected the market? What role will Canadian hydro-electricity play? What about wind power? And, ultimately, what will the grid of tomorrow look like?
Series Stories:
• Canadian Hydro And The New England Grid
• Flattening The Curve: Moving To A Two Way Grid
• The Micro-Grid: The Grid Gold Standard?
Series Page: New Hampshire's Energy Future
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