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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. We do not have any open opportunities at this time. 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 Apply to DIG Energy Apply to Freedom Energy Logistics Apply to Hitchiner Apply to NH Electric Coop Apply to Unitil Apply to CDFA Apply to CPCNH

MUNICIPAL MEMBERS Across New Hampshire, our municipal members are leading the transition to the clean energy economy. ATKINSON Local Energy Group: Atkinson Energy Commission Count y: Rockingham BARRINGTON Local Energy Group: Barrington Energy Committee County: Strafford BEDFORD Local Energy Group: Bedf ord Energy Commission County: Hillsborough BERLIN County: Coos BETHLEHEM Local Energy Group: Bethlehem Energy Committee County: Grafton BOSCAWEN Local Energy Group: Boscawen Energy Committee County: Merrimack Fun Fact: Local Hydropower CANTERBURY Local Energy Group: Canterbury Energy Committee County: Merrimack CARROLL Local Energy Group: Carroll Energy Commission County: Coos CENTER HARBOR Local Energy Group: Center Harbor Energy Committee County: Belknap CHESHIRE COUNTY Local Energy Group: Cheshire Energy Commission County: Cheshire CLAREMONT Local Energy Group: Claremont Energy Advisory Committee County: Sullivan Fun Fact: Local Hydropower DALTON County: Rockingham DERRY Local Energy Group: Net Zero Task Force County: Rockingham DOVER Local Energy Group: Dover Energy Commission County: Strafford DUBLIN Local Energy Group: Dublin Energy Committee County: Cheshire County DURHAM Local Energy Group: Durham Energy Committee County: Strafford Fun Fact: 640kw, 2100 panel municipal solar array ENFIELD Local Energy Group: E nfield Energy Committee County: Grafton EXETER Local Energy Group: Exeter Energy Committee County: Rockingham FRANCONIA Local Energy Group: Franconia Energy Commission County: Grafton GORHAM County: Coos GRANTHAM Local Energy Group: Grantham Energy Committee County: Sullivan GREENLAND Local Energy Group: Greenland Energy Committee County: Rockingham HANOVER Local Energy Group: Sustainable Hanover Committee County: Grafton Fun Fact: First community to commit to 100% renewable energy HINSDALE County: Cheshire HOPKINTON Local Energy Group: Hopkinton Energy Committee County: Merrimack HUDSON County: Hillsborough JAFFREY Local Energy Group: Jaffrey Energy Committee County: Cheshire KEENE Local Energy Group: Energy and Climate Committee County: Cheshire KENSINGTON Local Energy Group: Kensington Energy Committee County: Rockingham LEBANON Local Energy Group: Lebanon Energy Advisory Committee County: Grafton LEE Local Energy Group: Lee Energy Committee County: Strafford LOUDON Local Energy Group: Alternative Energy Committee County: Merrimack LYME Local Energy Group: Lyme Energy Committee County: Grafton MARLBOROUGH Local Energy Group: Marlborough Energy Committee County: Cheshire MASON Local Energy Group: Mason Energy Commission County: Hillsborough MEREDITH Local Energy Group: Meredith Energy Committee County: Belknap NASHUA Local Energy Group: Environment & Energy Committee County: Hillsborough NELSON County: Cheshire NEWMARKET Local Energy Group: Energy & Environment Advisory Committee County: Rockingham NORTHWOOD Local Energy Group: Northwood Energy Committee County: Rockingham PEMBROKE Local Energy Group: Pembroke Energy Committee County: Merrimack PLYMOUTH Local Energy Group: Energy Commission County: Grafton PORTSMOUTH Local Energy Group: Portsmouth Energy Advisory Committee County: Rockingham ROLLINSFORD Local Energy Group: Rollinsford Energy Commission County: Strafford RYE Local Energy Group: Rye Energy Committee County: Rockingham SANDWICH Local Energy Group: Sandwich Energy Committee C ounty: Carroll SHELBURNE Local Energy Group: Shelburne Energy Committee County: Coos STRATHAM Local Energy Group: Stratham Energy Commission County: Rockingham SULLIVAN COUNTY Local Energy Group: Sullivan County Energy Committee County: Sullivan SWANZEY Local Energy Group: Swanzey Energy Commission County: Cheshire TAMWORTH Local Energy Group: Tamworth Energy Committee County: Carroll WARNER Local Energy Group: Warner Energy/ Solar Committee County: Merrimack WASHINGTON Local Energy Group: Washington Energy Committee County: Sullivan WEARE Local Energy Group: Weare Energy Committee County: Hillsborough WHITEFIELD County: Coos WOLFEBORO Local Energy Group: Wolfeboro Energy Committee County: Carroll WINDHAM Local Energy Group: Windham Energy Committee County: Rockingham

New Hampshire’s leading clean energy advocate. We're dedicated to supporting policies and programs that strengthen our state’s economy, protect public health, and conserve natural resources. LEADING THE CHARGE FOR A CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE Educating concerned residents, organizations, and community leaders. Advocating for New Hampshire's clean energy transition. EXPLORE : COMMUNITY RESOURCES VISIT RESOURCES DRIVING A CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE Working toward a clean energy future here in New Hampshire is a big responsibility, and far too large for one person or organization to tackle alone. So we've built a coalition of clean energy champions, made up of local communities and residents, elected officials and leaders, and organizations committed to a more sustainable future, who are on the front line building a cleaner, greener future right here in the Granite State. BUILDING ENERGY POLICY CONSENSUS To make the successful transition to clean energy, we need structural solutions. The best way to do that is to work with our local elected officials, because they have the power to make New Hampshire a leader in responsibly developed clean energy policy. And as a watchdog at the state agency that regulates essential utility services, the legislature, and around the state, Clean Energy NH has been critical in creating and defending the state's foundational policies that encourage developing an educated workforce, renewable energy, and energy efficiency. BECOME PART OF NEW HAMPSHIRE'S LEADING CLEAN ENERGY COALITION "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, Evari WILL YOU HELP US MAKE THE CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITION? SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Never miss the latest news, action alerts, recommended reading, events, and more. SUBSCRIBE JOIN US AT AN UPCOMING EVENT 2026 Legislative Crossover Briefing Apr 10, 2026, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM via Zoom Register Energy Storage Solutions: Reducing Costs, Boosting Resilience Apr 14, 2026, 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM The Hotel Concord, 11 S Main St, Concord, NH 03301, USA Register C-PACER Myth Busting for NH Municipalities Apr 23, 2026, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM via Zoom Register 2026 Local Energy Solutions (LES) Conference Nov 12, 2026, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown, 700 Elm St, Manchester, NH 03101, USA Learn more BECOME A MEMBER Show your support by becoming a member and joining us in the fight to build a cleaner, greener Granite State! JOIN OUR COALITION EXPLORE CLEAN ENERGY INSIGHTS & UPDATES Guest Blog: Bridging the Gap Between Community Solar and Public Housing Authorities Chad M. Whittaker, J.D. is the founder of Pure Source Consulting , specializing in community solar procurement and public housing authority engagement across the Northeast. Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) play a critical role in supporting low-income communities across the United States. Through direct property ownership and administration of programs such as Housing Choice Vouchers and Section 8, PHAs collectively serve millions of households, including the elderly, indivi Clean Energy NH 1 day ago 4 min read A Smarter Kind of Library: How Barrington Built for Efficiency and the Future Tucked away in Barrington New Hampshire, the Barrington Public Library is many things: a place to read, learn, and attend community events. What’s easy to miss, though, is that the building itself is doing a lot of work behind the scenes, using far less energy than a typical public building and saving the town money year after year. As far back as the early 2000s, it was already clear that Barrington’s former library space was too small for a town growing toward 9,000–10,000 Clean Energy NH 1 day ago 4 min read Honoring the Earth: How the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum Powered Its Future With Clean Energy The completed 128-panel solar array on the museum rooftop Written by Andrew Bullock, Executive Director at the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum At the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum (MKIM) in Warner, NH, everything we do is rooted in a deep respect for the natural world. For more than 35 years, our museum has invited visitors to explore 20,000 years of ongoing Native expression — from breathtaking beadwork and baskets to wooded trails and a living arboretum. Central to Native Americ Clean Energy NH Mar 4 4 min read Clean Energy Leader business members are industry leaders committed to transforming New Hampshire's energy future. CLEAN ENERGY BUSINESS LEADERS WELCOME TO OUR NEW MEMBERS!

BUSINESS MEMBERS AUTUMN LANE ENERGY Briar Hydro Associates NH RENEWABLES O'MEARA SOLAR RITCHIE ASSOCIATES Sugar River Power LLC TTG Properties, LLC URO REALTY, LLC URO REALTY, LLC

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.

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

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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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. The New Hampshire Sustainable Energy Association d/b/a 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

We build relationships among people and organizations using a fact-based approach that offers objective, balanced, and practical insights for transforming NH's clean energy economy and sustaining its citizens’ way of life. We educate audiences on all matters pertaining to Clean Energy. ABOUT US MISSION To lead New Hampshire’s clean energy transition. VISION By 2050, New Hampshire’s energy system is decarbonized. GUIDING PRINCIPLES We are focused on renewable energy, energy efficiency, and beneficial electrification. Energy rates and costs must be affordable for all. The energy system must distribute economic and environmental burdens fairly. The energy system must be secure, resilient, and reliable. HOW WE WORK As the go-to resource on clean energy technologies and policies, we will utilize three complementary strategies at the local, state, regional and national levels to advance clean energy in NH: Policy Advocacy & Leadership – CENH will provide reliable expert advocacy before the state’s legislature and Public Utilities Commission, as well as before committees and boards where critical decisions are made. Education, Outreach, Technical Support – CENH will provide technical assistance and education that is accessible to all. Network Engagement & Coordination – CENH will actively engage with key NH stakeholders across all sectors to build consensus and advance priorities. OUR HISTORY Clean Energy NH was originally the "NH Sustainable Energy Association". The organization was founded in 2003 by a small group of homeowners and renewable energy enthusiasts interested in networking and learning about sustainable building and residential renewable energy applications. The organization evolved to become a membership-based non-profit in 2008. Solar home tour during the Energize360 campaign on the NH Seacoast CENH Board and Staff at our 2023 Board Retreat In 2019, we rebranded and changed our name to "Clean Energy NH". As our influence and activities have expanded to include electric vehicles, energy storage, economic development, infrastructure, and beyond, our new name positions the organization to continue our track record of success with renewed vigor and a revised mission. Clean Energy NH’s membership now includes hundreds of individuals, businesses, and municipalities, who all turn to us as a trusted local expert in energy policies. CENH staff provide education and advice that integrates expert knowledge on state-level energy policies and programs with complete visibility into how various federal programs are deployed at the local level. We also serve as a hub for education and advocacy regarding the latest happenings at the legislative and executive branches of NH Government. OUR WORK We build relationships among people and organizations using a fact-based approach that offers objective, balanced, and practical insights for transforming NH's clean energy economy and sustaining its citizens’ way of life. We educate audiences on all matters pertaining to generating, storing, and efficiently using clean energy and to accelerate technology and opportunities that provide a more prosperous, low emission future. A solar array on the Shelburne Town Hall, a project which was supported by our North Country Circuit Rider. OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Clean Energy NH staff with Senator Maggie Hassan at an event in Claremont The organizing partners of the 2023 NH Energy Week. photo credit: Rooted In Light Media For over a decade, we have defended New Hampshire’s foundational clean energy policies, the Renewable Energy Fund, the Renewable Portfolio Standard and the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative We led in the elimination of the 100 MW cap on net-metered solar power, and the development of a fair “net-metering 2.0” tariff We were instrumental in overturning the repeal of the state’s efficiency program, NH Saves We led the passage of the law that allows municipalities to benefit from net metering up to 5 MW We have been crucial in assisting state agencies submit grant applications that will bring tens of millions of federal dollars to NH from the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act We led the passage of a law that created a program that will build 6 MW of low-income community solar arrays every year in NH We were instrumental in the creation of NH’s Community Power Aggregation program, which lowers electric rates and allows consumers to choose green power OUR INITIATIVES We provide services and resources to support the Granite State’s clean energy & tech industries, policymakers, and communities. Some of our highlighted programming and events include: Our Energy Circuit Riders provide support to municipal governments in pursuing clean energy investments; Founding & management of Drive Electric NH; Hosting a high quality annual calendar of educational and networking events, the annual Local Energy Solutions (LES) Conference for annual NH Energy Week; Host of topical workshops and forums on topics including policy, electric rates, solar siting, energy storage, grid modernization, and more. Clean Energy NH & Eversource staff during the 2019 Electric Vehicle relay EXPLORE MORE 2024 ANNUAL REPORT 2021 ANNUAL REPORT 2023 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 ANNUAL REPORT ORGANIZATIONAL BYLAWS LOGO USE POLICY MEMBERSHIP POLICY

Clean Energy Resources For Individuals SOLAR The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission sustainable energy division oversees the renewable energy fund, provides renewable energy rebates, and develops and maintains renewable energy codes for commercial and residential buildings for the state. Link: www.puc.nh.gov The Clean Energy States Alliance has created a helpful guide for homeowners when exploring financing options, including leases, loans, and PPAs, for installing solar energy systems at home. Document Link The US Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy has pulled together some helpful resources for homeowners looking to install solar energy systems at home. Link: www.energy.gov BIOFUELS The Wood Energy Project provides educational resources to help you switch to a wood based energy system, including a project calculator and information on wood energy policies state by state. Link: www.woodenergyproject.com Modern wood heat relies on wood pellets and wood chips to efficiently heat homes and businesses. Declare independence from oil by investing in this cost-stable, locally sourced heating source. Link: www.feelgoodheat.org ELECTRIC VEHICLES Drive Electric NH is a coalition of public and private stakeholders who provide educations and events, and whose mission is to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles and the installation of supporting charging infrastructure in NH. Link: www.drivelectricnh.org ENERGY EFFICIENCY 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 The NH Department of Energy provides a weatherization assistance program to help low income households reduce their energy usage and save money on energy costs through energy efficiency improvements to your home. Link: www.energy.nh.gov GEOTHERMAL The New England Geothermal Professional Association (NEGPA) educates on and advocates for the use of geothermal energy in order to increase energy efficiency and decrease dependence on fossil fuels. There site includes a directory of geothermal solution providers. Link: www.negpa.org Can't Find Quite What You're Looking For? CONTACT US

GEOTHERMAL ENERGY FROM THE EARTH GEOTHERMAL EXCHANGE Includes directory of contractors & designers ----> GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS IN NH Fact sheet from NH DES about system requirements ----> NE GEOTHERMAL PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION Education, advocacy, professional directory ----> ULTRA GEOTHERMAL VIDEOS Facts & maintenance tutorials on geothermal systems ---->