Northern Pass

The Twin States Clean Energy Link is one of three transmission projects selected to be part of the federal Department of Energy’s $1.3 billion grid investment. The project still needs approvals from regulators before construction could begin.

The state’s largest utility gave over 4,000 acres to just two companies.

Eversource spokesman William Hinkle said the properties “were disposed of for no cost, which is related to the 2019 write-off of the project.”

The proposal comes after yearslong efforts to bring Canadian hydropower into New England, including the failed Northern Pass project.

Federal regulators have opened a new safety investigation at Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant, focused on a component that's become an obstacle to a major new…

Jane Difley, the first female president of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, is retiring on October 1, 2019, after 22 years. As a…

Eversource has officially pulled the plug on the Northern Pass transmission line.The utility filed a notice with the federal Securities and Exchange…

Last week, the Supreme Court of New Hampshire delivered a unanimous "no" to the Northern Pass Project, a proposal to bring hydro-power from Canada through…

The New Hampshire Supreme Court on Friday dealt what may be the final blow to the Northern Pass transmission line.The justices unanimously affirmed the…

The governor signs a bill into law to protect New Hampshire children from discrimination at school. He also signed into law a bill requiring public…