Become a member of CENH and support clean energy in the Granite State. MEMBERSHIP The knowledge, connections, and network to advance clean energy in New Hampshire. BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS TRANSFORMING THE CLEAN ENERGY ECONOMY. We build relationships among people and organizations using a fact-based approach that offers objective, balanced, and practical insights for transforming the Granite State’s clean energy economy and sustaining its citizens’ way of life. Support from our members enables us not only to continue our vital work, but to share their voices with those who need to hear them the most. Whatever drives you, be it high energy costs, the economy, jobs, expansion of renewable energy, or the impacts of climate change, membership with CENH is the best way to support clean energy in the Granite State. 100+ # OF BUSINESS MEMBERS VIEW BUSINESS MEMBERS # OF MUNICIPAL MEMBERS 50+ VIEW MUNICIPAL MEMBERS # OF INDIVIDUAL DONORS 550+ BECOME A DONOR Membership - Business BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP Clean Energy NH works with businesses across New Hampshire’s clean energy economy in a variety of ways - from industry collaboration to public education and policy engagement. To ensure strong alignment and meaningful participation, we ask prospective business partners to complete a brief interest form. After reviewing your submission, our team will schedule a conversation to learn more about your goals and identify the most appropriate engagement pathway. Nonprofits are eligible for a discounted rate. Learn how we are taking action for the business community. Membership - Municipality MUNICIPAL MEMBERSHIP Municipal membership supports New Hampshire communities in planning and implementing clean energy and energy efficiency projects. We work with local energy committees, municipal and school staff, and community leaders to provide trusted guidance and education that helps communities save money and meet local sustainability goals. JOIN NOW JOIN NOW Learn more about our work with communities. Membership - Individuals INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT Clean Energy NH is dedicated to lowering energy costs for Granite Staters and accelerating our transition to a clean energy future. We advocate for smarter energy policy, support local communities, and provide fact-based, unbiased information on clean energy, energy efficiency, and how we power our homes and businesses. We’ve updated the way you can support this mission. Instead of an annual “membership” structure, we now invite individuals to contribute as donors - giving what works for you, when it works for you. DONATE HERE Learn about how we are fighting for NH's clean energy future.

HIGH PERFORMANCE BUILDING MEMBERS ABACUS ENER GY WORKS, LLC ABC ENERGY SAVINGS AFFINITY LED LIGHTING ASPIRE RE SIDENTIAL CALPINE ENERGY SOLUTIONS D.R. LEMIEUX BUILDERS, LLC DENNIS MIRES, P.A. THE ARCHITECTS DIG ENERGY ENERGY EFFICIENT INVESTMENTS, INC. (EEI) ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS INC. GDS ASSOCIATES, INC. GUARDIAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS INOVIS ENERGY, INC THE MARBL PLATFORM MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC TRANE HVAC NEWELL & CRATHERN LLC NHSAVES WESTON & SAMPSON PORTSMOUTH HOUSING AUTHORITY RESILIENT BUILDINGS GROUP THE MARBL PLATFORM TRC SOLUTIONS (TRC COMPANIES) TTG TECHNOLOGIES, LLC WESTON & SAMPSON RESILIENT BUILDINGS GROUP THE MARBL PLATFORM TTG TECHNOLOGIES, LLC

MANUFACTURING & TECHNOLOGY MEMBERS IMBY Energy Peterborough, NH Learn More Microprecision Technologies Salem, NH Learn More NH Tech Alliance Manchester, NH Learn More Worthen Industries Nashua, NH Learn More

DRIVING FORWARD THE CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITION IN THE GRANITE STATE POLICY OUR POLICY APPROACH Changing local policies is the most effective way to forge a clean energy future. Clean Energy NH approaches our policy work through a strictly fact-based, non-partisan lens. We are a facilitator actively engaging with key NH stakeholders across all sectors to build consensus and advance priorities; We provide reliable expert testimony before the state’s legislature and Public Utilities Commission (PUC); We provide technical assistance and education to state lawmakers, municipalities, and individuals to drive meaningful change in the pursuit of a sustainable future. LEARN ABOUT: POLICY EXPLAINER SERIES HOW TO GET INVOLVED POLICY RESOURCES POLICY PRIORITY EXPLAINER SERIES Dive into our Policy Priority Explainer Series to learn about key clean energy policies shaping New Hampshire's future and how they impact our communities and economy. Net Energy Metering (NEM): Part 1 Net Energy Metering (NEM): Part 2 Commercial Property-Assessed Clean Energy (CPACE) LEARN MORE ABOUT NEM GET INVOLVED New Hampshire's Citizen Legislature offers an unparalleled opportunity to make your voice heard on local energy policy matters. It is a long-held tradition that every bill gets a hearing and a vote, and there is no limit on the number of bills that can be submitted each year. This approach fosters a close connection between legislators and the concerns of their constituents, enabling a more direct and responsive form of governance. HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW CITIZENS COUNT'S ADVOCACY TOOLKIT NH HOUSE LIVE STREAMS NH SENATE LIVE STREAMS However, the sheer number of bills and the confusing parliamentary procedures mean the State House can be confusing for the uninitiated. By becoming a member of Clean Energy NH , you'll gain exclusive access to our weekly policy newsletter, monthly calls, and our comprehensive bill tracking spreadsheet . You'll be able to keep abreast of which bills to take seriously and which you can safely ignore. To connect with our Director of Energy Transition, Chris Skoglund, for insights into policies and programs driving New Hampshire’s clean energy future, reach out at chris@cleanenergynh.org . BECOME A MEMBER POLICY RESOURCES FIND A LEGISLATOR Search by town, district, or county to find your elected representatives and view their profile and contact information. HOUSE ENERGY COMMITTEE Access the list of representatives on the 2025 House Science, Technology, and Energy Committee. Including their contact information in order to tell them your opinion on the bills they are considering. SENATE ENERGY COMMITTEE Access the list of Senators on the 2025 Energy & Natural Resources Committee. Including their contact information in order to tell them your opinion on the bills they are considering. REGULATORY RESOURCES The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission (PUC) maintains information on state incentives for renewable energy systems, applications for net metering, and for setting up energy systems. CITIZENS COUNT'S ADVOCACY TOOLKIT Do you have a cause you feel strongly about but aren't sure how to effect change on the state level? Check out the Citizens Count how-to guides that help everyday citizens take their advocacy to the next level. NEW FUTURES: ABOUT THE NH LEGISLATURE New Futures provides an overview of the NH Legislature, including its structure, functions, and how citizens can engage with the legislative process. It serves as a resource for understanding how state laws are made and offers guidance on advocating effectively. UNDERSTAND BILL STATUS Learn how to read a bill status page and no longer be stumped by legislative acronyms with this helpful resource. POLICY RESOURCES Thank You to our Partners

Clean Energy Resources For Organizations ORGANIZATIONS Granite State Hydropower Association (GSHA) is a non-profit trade association for the small-scale independent hydropower industry in New Hampshire. Members of GSHA own, operate and manage 49 hydroelectric facilities located in 36 towns and cities throughout the state, totaling 54.9 megawatts. Link: www.granitestatehydro.org New Hampshire's statewide chamber of commerce, promoting a healthy climate for job creation and a strong New Hampshire economy. Link: www.biaofnh.com NH Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is the leading resource for business advising and education for small businesses in the Granite State. Link: www.nhsbdc.org New Hampshire's local chapter of ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers) whose members include professionals dedicated to advancing the arts and sciences of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration to serve humanity and promote a sustainable world. Link: www.nhashrae.org New Hampshire Businesses for Social Responsibility (NHBSR) convenes, inspires and supports businesses and their community stakeholders to build a more sustainable and prosperous state for all. Link: www.nhbsr.org NH Saves is resource provided by a local coalition of energy companies and providers to help make homes, businesses and towns more sustainable and more comfortable places to live and work, both now and in the future. Link: www.nhsaves.com EDUCATION & TRAINING CCSNH is a public system of higher education consisting of seven colleges located across NH. All colleges in CCSNH are accredited by the New England Commission on Higher Education, the same entity that accredits 4-year colleges and universities in New Hampshire. Link: www.ccsnh.edu WORKFORCE The Community College System of NH (CCSNH) is leading efforts to enhance Registered Apprenticeship opportunities. These grants support the development of new Registered Apprenticeship opportunities, provides funding for related instruction at NH’s community colleges, and supports outreach to employers who wish to expand work-based learning at their sites. Link: www.apprenticeshipnh.com Stay Work Play provides a job board and career opportunities for residents in and /or looking to move to New Hampshire. Link: www.stayworkplay.org FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES The New Hampshire Department of Energy provides funding for various clean energy initiatives throughout the year. Check back regularly. Link: www.energy.nh.gov/rules-and-regulatory/funding Transportation excellence in New Hampshire is fundamental to the state's sustainable economic development and land use, enhancing the environment, and preserving the unique character and quality of life. Link: www.nh.gov/dot Securing funding is critical to the success of efforts to implement alternative fuels, advanced vehicle technologies, and fuel-saving strategies. Funding opportunities for Clean Cities coalition projects are available from many sources inside and outside the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Link: www.cleancities.energy.gov/funding-opportunities/ EERE’s mission is to accelerate the research, development, demonstration, and deployment of technologies and solutions to equitably transition America to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions economy-wide by no later than 2050, and ensure the clean energy economy benefits all Americans. Link: www.energy.gov/eere/funding/eere-funding-opportunities The US Department of Agriculture runs the Rural Energy for America Program, focused on renewable energy systems and providing energy efficiency improvement guaranteed loans & grants. Link: www.rd.usda.gov The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission has frequent RFPs for grants and government contracts related to clean and sustainable energy. Check back regularly. Link: www.puc.nh.gov/Home/requestforproposal.htm The New Hampshire Community Development Finanace Authority (CDFA) has frequent RFPs for grants related to clean and sustainable energy. Check back regularly. Link: www.resources.nhcdfa.org/working-with-cdfa/grants-system/ Can't Find Quite What You're Looking For? CONTACT US

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SB52 Electric Vehicle Make Ready Legislation Electric vehicles (EVs) are coming. They are already 5 percent of new vehicle sales, are forecast to be more than 25 percent of new vehicle sales by 2026, and more than half of new vehicle sales by 2030. This trend is particularly dramatic in the regions surrounding New Hampshire. ISO New England is forecasting that there will be more than half a million EVs on the road in Massachusetts by 2030, and 1.5 million throughout New England. An additional 1.5 million EVs are expected to be on the road in Quebec, where electricity rates are some of the lowest in the world. The province already has more than 100,000 EVs on the road, and the government has announced it will ban sales of internal combustion engines by 2035. In other words, the number of electric vehicles in our region is forecast to increase by more than 19 times over the next 8 years. Meanwhile, other New England states that tourists may choose to visit have invested aggressively in public EV charging infrastructure and New H ampshire is already becoming known as a “charging desert” with fewer than half the number of publicly available ports as Maine and Vermont. Vermont has 834 public charging ports, and Maine has 799, New Hampshire has only 402. This disparity is mirrored in the number of DC fast charging stations, of which Vermont has 52 ports, Maine 55, and New Hampshire 34. Without significant investment in charging infrastructure, made in advance of widespread EV adoption, EV-driving tourists will be forced to choose other states for their vacations and day trips. What does this bill do? This legislation will enable New Hampshire’s electric utilities to make investments that will lower the customers’ cost of installing EVs charging infrastructure. Private entities will still purchase and own the electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) that charges the vehicles, but the utilities will be allowed to build the “front of the meter” (transformers, poles, wires and other infrastructure) required to install EVSE. Specifically, this bill: Directs the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to approve utility investments in "make ready" infrastructure (poles, wires, transformers). Utilities are not allowed to buy and operate charging equipment itself. Directs the utilities to create charging rates that are not an impediment to public charging. Specifically, rates that don't include "demand charges." Why will this bill pass? This bill seeks a balanced approach. It directs the PUC to authorize rates that consider future EV adoption rates, and determine if the investments that the utilities propose are “prudently incurred.” This bill is supported by a broad coalition, including the electric utilities, the travel and tourism sector, NH auto dealers and manufacturers, and clean energy advocates broadly. We will ensure that these entities are at the statehouse to advocate for this bill. Failure to address NH falling behind its neighbors in charging infrastructure means handing those neighbors a competitive advantage in attracting destination tourism, NH’s second-largest industry. This bill will not result in an increase in electric distribution rates. While it will allow utilities to invest in infrastructure to charge EVs, that infrastructure cost will be offset by increased electricity sales. Analyses have found that the increased revenue exceeds costs by a factor of at least 2:1. Which means these investments have the potential to drive down rates. This bill has bipartisan support in both chambers, including Senate leadership.

New Hampshire opportunities for careers in clean energy and the energy efficiency industries. CAREERS IN ENERGY Come for the mission, stay for the team. CENH OPPORTUNIES Clean Energy NH (CENH) is working to advance a clean energy economy for all of New Hampshire. We deliver policy and technical expertise to empower businesses, municipalities, and policymakers to make informed energy decisions to lower costs, improve sustainability, and realize the other benefits of New Hampshire-based energy solutions. CENH has played a leading role in crafting and defending key policies in support of the transition to a clean energy economy and serves as a key liaison to local decision-makers who are seeking to reduce their energy spending and achieve their clean energy goals. Clean Energy NH currently has no open opportunities. Working in the renewable energy and energy efficiency industry, professionals can take pride in their work knowing that it is for everyone’s benefit. Working on clean, renewable energy sources is better for our state's economy, environment, public health and preserving our natural resources. This industry helps to make a tangible, positive impact. FEATURED POSITIONS ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ConnectDER Unitil GDS Associates, Inc. Liberty NH Electric Cooperative ReVision Energy StarCube

JOIN US IN THE FIGHT FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE'S CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE. GET INFORMED Whether you are concerned about climate change, affordable energy, or energy security, being part of the clean energy community in New Hampshire means you are taking part in our push for a better future. Take that first step now. Follow us on social media and sign-up for our monthly newsletter to receive the latest insights, news, and updates from our ever-growing coalition of clean energy experts. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Never miss the latest news, action alerts, recommended reading, events, and more. SUBSCRIBE GET INVOLVED What Our Members Say "Energy is a complicated issue. Clean Energy NH is doing an amazing job trying to educate everybody - from legislators in Concord to municipalities, homeowners associations, and our cities and towns. And I think the only way that this is going to be successful is if we're all working on this as a group, as a team, and working on it together. Clean Energy NH pulls everybody together and really does look at this as a system. I'm proud to support Clean Energy NH." Steve Walker, Founder IMBY Energy JOIN OUR COALITION By joining Clean Energy New Hampshire as an individual member, you lend your support to the most effective, broad-based, locally-focused group of clean energy advocates in the Granite State. Together we can make bold changes in our state to advance the adoption of clean energy policies and practices. BECOME A MEMBER HELP FUND OUR FUTURE: Young Professionals in Energy (YPiE) is our commitment to help develop the next generation of clean energy leaders in New Hampshire. Can you help by making a donation today? MAKE A DONATION EXPLORE MORE RESOURCES We've worked with our trusted clean energy partners to identify the best resources to help you make better energy decisions for you and your household. We hope you will take some time to explore these resources, covering topics including: Electric Vehicles Solar Energy Energy Efficiency EXPLORE RESOURCES

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With your contribution to Clean Energy NH, you are powering the technical assistance we provide to local communities, show support for smart policies that will help New Hampshire residents feel more comfortable in their homes while reducing energy waste, and protect Granite State clean energy businesses, their workforce and their interests at the State House in Concord. DONATE TO CLEAN ENERGY NH Support clean energy progress in the Granite State. YOUR HELP TODAY, SHAPES TOMORROW Your support makes a real, measurable difference right here in New Hampshire. At a time when federal and global efforts can feel distant or slow, local action is where your charitable dollars have the most immediate and powerful impact. By donating to Clean Energy NH, you're investing in smarter policies, cleaner communities, and a more resilient energy future - all driven by grassroots momentum. DONATE HERE BENEFITS FOR OUR SUPPORTERS WAYS TO GIVE Monthly giving is a convenient way to show your support for our organization each month, while being easy on your budget and reducing our fundraising costs. Select 'Make this a monthly donation' via the online donation page . Many employers offer donation matching or workplace giving programs. Ask your HR department if you can support Clean Energy NH through payroll deductions or year-end contributions—your gift could be doubled! A donor-advised-fund (DAF) allows you to support CENH using a flexible, tax-smart giving method. Contribute cash or assets to your DAF for an immediate tax deduction, then recommend a gift to us at any time. It’s a simple way to make a lasting impact. Donating appreciated assets like stocks can provide significant tax benefits while supporting our mission. Contact us at hello@cleanenergynh.org for transfer instructions. Give a gift in honor or memory of someone special to share your commitment to a sustainable, healthy future for New Hampshire in their name. A gift of $1,000 or more gives us the flexibility to direct support where it’s needed most. Major Donors receive expert access to our team, invitations to exclusive events, and special recognition on our website. Donations submitted through this site are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law and are processed in U.S. dollars. Clean Energy NH is a U.S. nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. I f you wish to pay via check, please make checks payable to "Clean Energy NH" and mail to: Clean Energy NH, 125 N. State Street, Concord, NH 03301

COMMUNITY POWER BRINGING NEW HAMPSHIRE RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS OWNERS CLEANER ENERGY AT COMPETITIVE RATES WHAT IS COMMUNITY POWER? Under a Community Power program, a local government such as a city, town, or county, may procure electricity on behalf of its their residents and businesses on a competitive basis. Community Power programs enable economies of scale associated with bulk purchasing power to lower electricity costs for communities. Community Power programs democratize energy sector governance by enabling local communities to choose where their electricity comes from. By bypassing outdated regulations and legacy technologies, these programs can harness private-sector innovation to lower costs for customers and provide other energy services. Electric distribution utilities (e.g., Eversource, Liberty Utilities, NH Electric Cooperative, and Unitil) continue to deliver electricity to customers via their transmission distribution systems. Community Power is sometimes referred to as “ municipal aggregation ” or “ community choice aggregation .” WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? By aggregating purchasing power across a community, and by having greater flexibility in energy contracting than regulated utilities, Community Power programs can harness private sector innovation to lower costs for their customers. Community Power programs may choose to purchase power based on other attributes such as renewable sources. Community Power programs can also be a vehicle to construct local renewable energy projects to be the source of power for the program. HOW DOES A LOCAL GOVERNMENT FORM A COMMUNITY POWER PROGRAM? The first step for a local government to implement a Community Power program is for the local governing body – select board, town council, city council, or county commission – to form an electric aggregation committee to develop a Community Power Plan. Multiple towns, cities, or counties may group together to form committees to develop these plans. Once the Community Power plan has been finalized it must be approved for implementation by the local government’s legislative body (e.g., town meeting vote, city council vote). NH COMMUNITY POWER PROVIDERS HOW DO I LEARN MORE ABOUT COMMUNITY POWER? View our downloadable PDF here or contact us at hello@cleanenergynh.org . Municipal members with Clean Energy NH receive exclusive technical assistance on topics such as community power. Become a municipal member for the latest updates and information on community power, energy efficiency, funding opportunities, and more.