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The 3.5 megawatt solar array proposed at 909 West Swanzey Road by the Portsmouth-based developer NH Solar Garden received unanimous approval at the planning board’s meeting on Thursday night at Whitcomb Hall.
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The 16-megawatt array is smaller than the energy projects the Site Evaluation Committee typically reviews. But a citizens’ group in Milford petitioned the SEC, earlier this year, to take over consideration of the project from local officials.
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A Dartmouth study has modeled for the first time that renewable energy upgrades will make the nation's power grid more resilient.Researchers modeled a…
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A continuación, encuentra las noticias del lunes 19 de octubre. Puedes escucharlas haciendo click en el audio o leerlas.Una nota: Lo escrito es nuestro…
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State regulators didn't raise major concerns Friday at the start of final deliberations on New Hampshire’s first-ever major solar power project.The…
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At a public hearing Thursday, a state site evaluation subcommittee questioned developers behind a proposed 30 megawatt solar project about its potential…
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Why N.H. Lags on Major Solar Projects and How That Might Be ChangingWill large-scale solar energy take off in New Hampshire? Although far behind its New England neighbors in producing solar energy, there are several major…
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An application to build what could be New Hampshire's largest solar array cleared its first step at a public meeting Tuesday with the state's Site…
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Dover High School on Thursday unveiled its new solar array, the largest rooftop installation in the state.It can generate close to a megawatt of power,…
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Governor Chris Sununu has signed a bill aimed at helping low-income residents benefit from solar power.It was one of his stated priorities for the year –…