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ENERGY FAST FACTS Use this page for a quick look at New Hampshire's clean energy landscape! 5 Renewable Energy Rebate Programs 70+ Local Energy Committees 110 Megawatts of Solar Capacity 3 Onshore Wind Farms Over 13,000 Cleantech Jobs 120+ Commercial Modern Wood Heat Systems 1 Battery Storage Pilot Program 25% Renewable Energy Goal by 2025 60+ Small Hydroelectric Facilities 40+ Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Energize 360 campaign on the NH Seacoast Students tour the Town of Durham's solar array and Tesla Model X Crowd gathers at the commissioning of a community solar project in Hollis, NH Bishop blesses solar array on a NH church Clean Energy NH member Frase Electric working on an apartment solar installation Rolfe Canal Hydro in NH

OUR TEAM Meet the team leading New Hampshire's clean energy transition. POLICY SAM EVANS-BROWN Executive Director Contact & Bio CHRIS SKOGLUND Director of Energy Transition Contact & Bio NICK PAUL Director of Legislative Affairs Contact & Bio OPERATIONS & DEVELOPMENT SARAH BROCK Energy Circuit Rider Program Director Contact & Bio MELISSA ELANDER Energy Circuit Rider (North Country) Contact & Bio KATRIN KASPER Energy Circuit Rider (Seacoast Region) Contact & Bio DOUG COGAN Energy Circuit Rider (Sullivan County) Contact & Bio BETH SAN SOUCIE Deputy Director Contact & Bio CAROLYN SWEET Grants Manager Contact & Bio ANNA LI PREBLE Membership Coordinator Contact & Bio KYANA BURGESS Communications Coordinator Contact & Bio ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDERS FRANK RICHTER Energy Circuit Rider (Monadnock Region) Contact & Bio GABE CHELIUS Small Business Energy Circuit Rider Contact & Bio KATHARINE CUSACK Small Business Energy Circuit Rider Contact & Bio Anchor 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS JINJUE ALLEN Enel North America Inc. TOM BURACK Sheehan P hinney; Past Chair WILLIAM CHURCH ​CRCS LC DANIEL CLAPP ReVision Energy; Vice Chair HON. MARTHA FULLER CLARK MIKE FRADETTE Amazon BART FROMUTH Freedom Energ y Logistics JULIA GRIFFIN; Ch air GEORGE HANSEL Filtrine Manufacturing MARY LOU KRAMBEER MLK & Company JAY MCFARLAND Hampton Ford-Hyundai MADELEINE MINEAU Essex Hydro; Treasurer TOM ROONEY TRC Companies; Secr etary APRIL SALAS Arthur L. Irving Institute, Dartmouth College MEGHAN SEMIAO Copia Power CHRIS STEWART DAVID WORTHEN Worthen Industries Board of Directors STAFF BIOS & CONTACT SEB Bio SAM EVANS-BROWN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BIO Sam leads Clean Energy New Hampshire in its effort to create a cleaner, more affordable, and more resilient energy system in the Granite State. Sam grew up in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. Prior to joining Clean Energy New Hampshire in 2021 he was a podcast host and radio journalist for nearly ten years, during which he wrote stories about New England energy issues extensively and won several regional and national awards. He's an excellent bike mechanic, a Spanish speaker, and a father of two. Sam graduated with a B.A. from Bates College in Politics and Spanish in 2009. CONTACT BS Bio BETH SAN SOUCIE DEPUTY DIRECTOR BIO Beth is the Deputy Director of Clean Energy NH. In this role, Beth is responsible for overseeing internal matters at CENH, outreach and communications to the organization’s membership base, event planning oversight and project management, and assisting with the organization’s digital and traditional media presence. Previously, she served as the Director of Communications with Stay Work Play NH, a nonprofit dedicated to attracting and retaining more young people to New Hampshire. CONTACT CHRIS SKOGLUND DIRECTOR OF ENERGY TRANSITION BIO Chris joined the Clean Energy NH team in January 2022 as the Director of Energy Transition, a role in which he will serve as the specialist in matters of policy and implementation of those policies, and will lead the organization’s intervention at the Public Utilities Commission. Most recently, he was the Climate and Energy Program Manager at the NH Department of Environment Services and was a central part of strategic climate and energy policy initiatives at the local, state, and regional level. Chris holds a Bachelor’s in Biology from Johns Hopkins University and a Master’s in Environmental Conservation from the University of New Hampshire. In his free time, he can be found completing the replacement of his yard’s traditional landscaping with vegetable gardens and a diverse polyculture orchard. CONTACT CONTACT CS Bio NICK PAUL DIRECTOR OF LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS BIO Born and raised in Concord, Nick has managed competitive electoral campaigns in New Hampshire as well as several states across the nation. He also has experience with grassroots advocacy organizations like RESULTS, Protect the Granite State and NextGen Climate, mobilizing activists on issues such as global poverty, education, public health, energy and the environment. CONTACT NP Bio ME Bio MELISSA ELANDER ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDER (NORTH COUNTRY) BIO Melissa Elander worked as an Energy Auditor and Weatherization Project Manager in the North Country of New Hampshire before joining Clean Energy NH. She has a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Plymouth State University and a Master's of Arts in Natural Resources and Sustainable Development from American University. CONTACT GC Bio GABRIEL CHELIUS SMALL BUSINESS ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDER BIO Gabe Chelius joined CENH in May of 2022 helping small businesses in the North Country access funding streams for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects. In 2024 Gabe’s area of operation expanded to include rural small business and farmers across New Hampshire in accessing the USDA Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) funds for their energy investments. Gabe holds his Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science & Policy from Plymouth State University. CONTACT AP Bio ANNA LI PREBLE MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR BIO Anna Li (first name) Preble (last name) joined Clean Energy NH in January 2023 as the Administrative Assistant. After a year with the organization, she has stepped into a new role of Membership Coordinator. In this role, Anna Li will serve as the liaison between our organization and our members. She's thrilled to take on this new role and foster relationships with our valued members. CONTACT KATRIN KASPER ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDER (SEACOAST REGION) BIO Katrin joined Clean Energy NH in February of 2023. She has a Bachelors of Science in Wildlife Management from UNH. She grew up in the Upper Valley but found her home on the Seacoast. She is passionate about transitioning to clean, efficient, affordable energy that we can rely on. She is excited to assist the Seacoast in taking advantage of all the incredible resources that are available to aid in that transition. Katrin can be found enjoying this lovely planet by gardening, bird watching, or hiking in her free time. CONTACT CAROLYN SWEET GRANTS MANAGER BIO Carolyn has joined CENH in the new role of Grants Manager. She has an extensive background in community and economic development planning, and has managed and written grants for state, local, and county government, as well as nonprofits in MD, PA, NH, VT, and MA; she holds a certification in federal performance management, ROMA, as well as in Nonprofit Management from Common Good Vermont. Carolyn is currently completing a MA in Regenerative Economics at Schumacher College. In her free time, Carolyn and her husband can be found hiking, gardening, and cooking yummy local food, often grown at their house. CONTACT SARAH BROCK CIRCUIT RIDER PROGRAM DIRECTOR BIO Sarah Brock joined Clean Energy New Hampshire as Director of CENH's Energy Circuit Rider Program in 2024. Sarah works with our growing team of Energy Circuit Riders to help municipalities and small businesses plan, finance, and implement clean energy and energy efficiency projects. Prior to joining Clean Energy New Hampshire, Sarah spent over a decade implementing community-based climate, energy, and transportation programming at Vital Communities, a nonprofit serving the Upper Valley region of Vermont and New Hampshire. While at Vital Communities, Sarah was actively involved in the New Hampshire Local Energy Solutions Work Group and Conference. Sarah lives in Warner with her husband and two daughters. CONTACT DOUG COGAN ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDER (SULLIVAN COUNTY) BIO Doug has lived in Plainfield for more than 35 years, where he has served on the local school board, conservation commission and as a local weather observer. He wrote a book in 1992 on business and investment responses to climate change and has devoted his career to promoting clean energy investments -- first with large investors like universities and pension funds and now with schools and communities at the grassroots level. Doug loves being outdoors on foot, bike or skis, and enjoys nature photography. He wants to "bend the curve" on climate change to benefit future generations, including his two sons, one of whom teaches elementary school in Cornish. His other son is farther afield -- presently conducting orangutan research in Borneo, Indonesia! CONTACT FRANK RICHTER ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDER (MONADNOCK REGION) BIO Frank Richter joined Clean Energy NH in March of 2024. He has a BA in Economics from Bates College. He grew up in the Monadnock region of New Hampshire, enjoying all that it has to offer in outdoor activities. Having done significant energy efficiency retrofits on his own properties as well as installing PV on his home, he hopes to help towns see for themselves the rewards of completing similar projects in their communities. In his free time, Frank enjoys skiing, hiking, kayaking, and biking with family and friends. CONTACT KYANA BURGESS COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR BIO Kyana joined Clean Energy NH in April 2024 as the Communications Coordinator. In this role, she supports the advancement of the organization’s strategic communication goals and digital media presence. Her previous experience includes directing legal research and community-based advocacy efforts, as well as managing projects focused on implementing sustainable initiatives and strengthening global outreach development. Kyana graduated with a B.A. in Anthropology and Sustainability from the University of New Hampshire. CONTACT KATHARINE CUSACK SMALL BUSINESS ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDER BIO Katharine joined Clean Energy NH in April 2024. She's enthusiastic about collaborating closely with small businesses and farms across the state to assist them in accessing USDA Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) funds for their clean energy and energy efficiency projects. Outside of work, you will find her wandering up a mountain, traversing a gravel bike path, carving down ski slopes, scaling a bouldering wall, or browsing through outdoor gear stores. As someone who spends most of her free time outdoors, she is passionate about the transition to clean, affordable, and reliable energy, aiming to leave New Hampshire better than she found it. Katharine holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications from Saint Anselm College. CONTACT Katrin Bio Carolyn Bio Sarah B Bio Doug Bio Frank Bio Kyana Bio Katharine Bio

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MEMBERSHIP OUR PROMISE We deliver value by providing the knowledge, skills, and network for all energy and clean tech solutions 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. MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS AND LEVELS Membership - Municipality FO R LOCAL GOVERNMENT From the White Mountains to the Seacoast We're experienced in assisting local energy committees, municipal staff, school staff, and community leaders in the organization pursuit, and successful completion of clean energy and energy efficiency projects so NH's municipalities can save money, become energy independent, and meet their sustainability goals. Learn more about our local energy solutions work. MUNICIPAL MEMBERSHIP LEVELS Quick View Clean Energy Leader Business Membership Price $7,500.00 Quick View Corporate Business Membership (50+ Employees) Price $4,500.00 Quick View Large Business Membership (31 - 50 Employees) Price $3,000.00 Quick View Medium Business Membership (11 - 30 Employees) Price $1,500.00 Quick View Small Business Membership (4 - 10 Employees) Price $850.00 Quick View Start-Up Business Membership (1 - 3 Employees) Price $250.00 Quick View Gold Municipal Membership Price $500.00 Quick View Municipal Membership Price $300.00 Quick View Leadership Circle Individual Membership Price $1,000.00 Quick View Gold Individual Membership Price $300.00 Quick View Silver Individual Membership Price $175.00 Quick View Bronze Individual Membership Price $75.00 FOR BUSINESSES From the Energy Industry & Beyond We’re addressing NH’s high energy rates by promoting innovation and the development of a long-term clean energy policy that will provide business opportunities, attract new industries, and inspire financial investments in the Granite State.​ Our members represent nearly 20 sectors of the economy, far beyond the energy industry. Learn more about our industry development work. BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP LEVELS Clean Energy Leader Business Membership Price $7,500.00 Corporate Business Membership (50+ Employees) Price $4,500.00 Large Business Membership (31 - 50 Employees) Price $3,000.00 Medium Business Membership (11 - 30 Employees) Price $1,500.00 Small Business Membership (4 - 10 Employees) Price $850.00 Start-Up Business Membership (1 - 3 Employees) Price $250.00 Gold Municipal Membership Price $500.00 Municipal Membership Price $300.00 Leadership Circle Individual Membership Price $1,000.00 Gold Individual Membership Price $300.00 Silver Individual Membership Price $175.00 Bronze Individual Membership Price $75.00 Membership - Business FOR INDIVIDUALS Across New England & Around The Country We’re dedicated to lowering energy costs for NH citizens by advocating for change in the way that energy is generated, stored, and used and using fact-based information to communicate the benefits if growing the state’s clean energy economy. ​ We provide unbiased information on energy efficiency, clean energy generation, and policy options to empower individuals with knowledge and strengthen local decision making on where we get our energy and how we use it. 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INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP LEVELS SUPPORTER ($25 - 74.99) BECOME A SUPPORTER A discount on all CENH merchandise BRONZE ($75 - 174.99) BECOME A BRONZE MEMBER Exclusive access to a website portal dedicated to important updates and information relevant to members Access to members-only regulatory and legislative email newsletters Invitation to CENH members-only webinars and events Invitations and discounts to member networking events throughout the year Listing as a valued member in our annual reports Discount on CENH merchandise Free CENH sticker SILVER ($175 - 299.99) BECOME A SILVER MEMBER Exclusive access to a website portal dedicated to important updates and information relevant to members Access to members-only regulatory and legislative email newsletters Invitation to CENH members-only webinars and events Invitations and discounts to member networking events throughout the year One (1) free registration to the LES Conference ($80 value) Listing as a valued member in our annual reports Discount on CENH merchandise Free gift with membership Free CENH sticker GOLD ($300 - 999.99) BECOME A GOLD MEMBER Exclusive access to a website portal dedicated to important updates and information relevant to members Access to members-only regulatory and legislative email newsletters Access to CENH’s weekly policy calls during the legislative session Invitation to CENH members-only webinars and events Invitations and discounts to member networking events throughout the year Two (2) free registrations to the LES Conference ($160 value) Listing as a valued member in our annual reports Discount on CENH merchandise Free gift with membership Free CENH sticker LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ($1,000+) JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Exclusive access to a website portal dedicated to important updates and information relevant to members Invitations to special events with Executive Director, Sam Evans-Brown Access to members-only regulatory and legislative email newsletters Access to CENH’s weekly policy calls during the legislative session Access to expert advocacy and policy support on energy policy questions Invitations to CENH members-only webinars and events Free admission to member networking events throughout the year Two (2) free registrations to the LES Conference ($160 value) Featured placement on the CENH website Listing as a valued member in our annual reports Discount on CENH merchandise Free gift with membership Free CENH sticker Membership - Individuals

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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 BEDFORD Local Energy Group: Bedf ord Energy Commission County: Hillsborough BOSCAWEN Local Energy Group: Boscawen Energy Committee ​ County: Merrimack ​ Fun Fact: Local Hydropower BRISTOL Local Energy Group: Bristol Energy Committee ​ County: Grafton ​ 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 CHESTER Local Energy Group: Solar Working Group County: Rockingham CLAREMONT Local Energy Group: Claremont Energy Advisory Committee ​ County: Sullivan ​ Fun Fact: Local Hydropower DERRY Local Energy Group: Net Zero Task Force ​ County: Rockingham DOVER Local Energy Group: Dover Energy Commission ​ County: Strafford 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 GILMANTON Local Energy Group: Gilmanton Energy Committee ​ County: Belknap GRANTHAM Local Energy Group: Grantham Energy Committee County: Sullivan HANOVER Local Energy Group: Sustainable Hanover Committee County: Grafton ​ Fun Fact: First community to commit to 100% renewable energy HOPKINTON Local Energy Group: Hopkinton Energy Committee County: Merrimack HUDSON Local Energy Group: Hudson Electric Aggregative Committee (HEAV) County: Hillsborough JAFFREY Local Energy Group: Jaffrey Energy Committee County: Cheshire KEENE Local Energy Group: Energy and Climate Committee ​ County: Cheshire 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 County LYME Local Energy Group: Lyme Energy Committee County: Grafton MASON Local Energy Group: Mason Energy Commission ​ County: Hillsborough MEREDITH Local Energy Group: Meredith Energy Committee ​ County: Belknap NASHUA Local Energy Group: Environment and Energy Committee ​ County: Hillsborough 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: En ergy Commission ​ County: Grafton PORTSMOUTH Local Energy Group: Portsmouth Energy Advisory Committee ​ County: Rockingham ROLLINSFORD Local Energy Group: Rollinsford Energy Committee ​ 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 SULLIVAN COUNTY Local Energy Group: Sullivan County Energy Committee County: Sullivan TAMWORTH Local Energy Group: Tamworth Energy Committee County: Carroll TEMPLE Local Energy Group: Temple Energy Committee ​ County: Hillsborough WARNER Local Energy Group: Warner Energy/ Solar Committee ​ County: Merrimack WASHINGTON Local Energy Group: Washington Ene rgy Committee ​ County: Sullivan WEARE Local Energy Group: Weare Energy Committee ​ County: Hillsborough WEBSTER Local Energy Group: Webster Energy Committee ​ County: Webster WOLFEBORO Local Energy Group: Wolfeboro Energy Committee ​ County: Carroll

CLEAN ENERGY RESOURCES FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT FUNDING & SUPPORT NH Community Development Finance Authority’s (CDFA) Community Facilities Energy Assessment Program provides grant funding to reduce the cost of energy-related studies for New Hampshire municipalities and nonprofit organizations. ​ Link: www.resources.nhcdfa.org/programs/community-facilities-energy-assessment-program/ Supported by the U.S. Department of Energy Clean Cities Program, the Granite State Clean Cities Coalition (GSCCC) seeks to reduce petroleum use in transportation through the use of domestically produced, cleaner burning alternative fuels and other fuel reduction strategies. ​ Link: www.granitestatecleancities.nh.gov Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), public and tax-exempt entities can access clean energy tax incentives for the first time. According to cleanenergy.gov/directpay , that means governments, nonprofits, schools, churches, public power, rural coops, and more are now eligible to receive cash from the IRS, “including for generating clean electricity through solar, wind, and battery storage projects; building community solar projects that bring clean energy to neighborhood families; installing electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure; and purchasing clean vehicles for state or city vehicle fleets .” Link: Direct Pay/Elective Pay NHSaves offers programs that help save money on energy efficiency solutions and upgrades. Covered measures include high efficiency HVAC upgrade or replacement, LED, weatherization, energy audits, refrigeration, new construction, and renovation. ​ Link: www.nhsaves.com NH Dept. of Environmental Services provides loans and grants through their Clean Water State Revolving Fund, along with low-cost financial assistance for planning, design, and construction projects to communities, nonprofits, and other local government entities for both wastewater infrastructure (collection systems, pumping stations, and wastewater treatment) and other water pollution control projects. Link: www.des.nh.gov The US Department of Agriculture runs the Community Facilities Program to help you develop essential community facilities in rural areas. An essential community facility is defined as a facility that provides an essential service to the local community for the orderly development of the community in a primarily rural area, and does not include private, commercial or business undertakings. ​ Link: www.rd.usda.gov/community-facilities Can't Find Quite What You're Looking For? CONTACT US

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INDUSTRY A UNITED VOICE We represent the industry, provide business opportunities, attract new industries, and inspire financial investments in NH Our industry development work reaches far & wide, encompassing: 16 sectors including renewable generation, efficiency, legal, financial, consulting, technology, & beyond 135 active business members from across NH & the region NH's growth & share of a global $5 trillion industry by 2020 Average annual clean tech wage is 50% higher than the state average OUR WORK We connect businesses that share our vision through forums, conferences, and events and communications aimed at staying informed of policy initiatives, current legislation, and key insights to drive action and decision making. OUR MEMBERS Our members believe NH needs energy policies and practices that look to the future and keep our state competitive throughout the New England region and beyond (from both an economic and environmental perspective). ABOUT CLEANTECH Cleantech is a general term applied to innovative technologies, services, and products that enhance environmental performance in the energy, construction, transportation, utility, and waste industries, mostly through applications that focus on energy. Read our 2014 Market Report and our 2018 Clean Energy Employment Report to learn more. 2014 MARKET REPORT 2018 JOBS REPORT JOIN US To make the Granite State a thriving market & place to do business for clean energy & clean tech. Learn more about business memberships here and become a member here

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LOCAL ENERGY SOLUTIONS (LES) CONFERENCE The annual Local Energy Solutions (LES) Conference is New Hampshire's premier energy event for local energy champions, policymakers, municipal officials, state agencies, and industry representatives. SAVE - THE - DATE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2024 Thank you to our 2023 sponsors, exhibitors, speakers and attendees for making the 15th annual event such a great success. 2023 EVENT PHOTOS Capturing the moments of the event was courtesy of Rooted in Light Media . "Calpine is a strong supporter of Community Energy and the right to choice across the country. New Hampshire’s newest energy provider, CPCNH, represents the future in Community Choice. LES gives us the unique opportunity to meet all participants in effecting the change along with facilitating the necessary dialogue needed to learn from each other." 2023 DIGITAL PROGRAM 2023 LES Conference Lead Sponsor 2022 HIGHLIGHTS INSIGHT FROM PAST LES CONFERENCES Did you miss the conference the past few years? Well, you're in luck. We've compiled a playlist of all our main speaker sessions on YouTube along with past conference programs. ​ 2022 Conference Session Playlist 2022 Conference Program 2021 Conference Session Playlist 2021 Conference Program CHECK BACK SUMMER 2024 SPONSORSHIP GET INVOLVED ACCOMMODATIONS . SESSION SPEAKERS Down . EXHIBITOR HALL Down