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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 OUR MEMBERS INCLUDE: To see a full list our members, visit: cleanenergynh.org/our-members

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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS IN ENERGY ABOUT Young Professionals in Energy (YPiE, pronounced why pie ), is an initiative of Clean Energy NH, bringing together New Hampshire’s rising energy leaders from utilities, renewable energy businesses, state agencies, policy makers, nonprofits, and beyond. The group strives to actively engage with the dynamic landscape of energy, fostering a collaborative environment where innovative ideas can flourish. YPiE seeks to educate themselves and others about the latest advancements and sustainable practices in energy, ensuring a well-informed workforce that can address the challenges of a rapidly evolving industry. Through mentorship, skill development, and networking, these young professionals aim to empower themselves and their peers, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to the transition towards cleaner, more efficient energy solutions. MISSION FOSTERING NH’s NEXT GENERATION OF ENERGY PROFESSIONALS MEMBERS OF OUR ADVISORY GROUP George Anderson Sustainability Project Manager Unitil Contact Madelyn Bradley Community Engagement Consultant Resilient Bui ldings Group Contact Gabe Chelius Small Business Energy Circuit Rider (North Country) Clean Energy N H Contact Mercedes Olster Operations and Strategy Specialist Enel Power North America Contact Ryan Polson Senior Energy Consultant & Director of Hydroelectric Programs Standard Power Contact Anna Li Preble Membership Coordinator Clean Ener gy NH Contact Laura Samoisette High Performance Buildings Project Manager Resilient Bui ldings Group Contact Beth San Soucie Deputy Director Clean Energy NH Contact YPiE SPOTLIGHT Are you a young person working in the clean energy/renewable energy/energy efficiency industry? We want to share your story! If you would like to be featured on our YPiE Spotlight blog series and share the work you do, complete our questionnaire or reach out to Anna Li with any questions. YPiE Spotlight: Meet Jason Plant 22 0 Post not marked as liked YPiE Spotlight: Meet Madelyn Bradley 87 0 Post not marked as liked YPiE Spotlight: Meet Henry Herndon 118 0 Post not marked as liked YPiE Spotlight: Meet Larsen Burack 148 0 Post not marked as liked NEW JOB BOARD According to a report commissioned by The Nature Conservancy , the federal Inflation Reduction Act is slated to send $2.6 billion to the Granite State. This will generate over 4,000 new jobs and $350.7 million in the local economy over the ten years. Whether you're already in the energy sector or looking to explore a career path in it, bookmark the Careers in Energy page where you'll see credible NH or fully remote job opportunities! Explore our NEW Job Board BE PART OF OUR DISCORD COMMUNITY Establish connections with those in the industry and connect with young people around the state. Find us on Discord or email Anna Li at annali@cleanenergynh.org to receive an invite. ​ #job-postings : Hear first about job opportunities directly from the young people who work for employers. ​ #event-info : Learn about our upcoming social and educational events (typically hosted monthly). ​ #industry-questions : Ask your questions about specific jobs, skills or industry norms to a range of current young workers (new to the industry > established experts). ​ #ypie-general : Casual social channel connecting New Hampshire's young people. GET CONNECTED Networking and professional development events include tours of energy facilities and guest experts, as well as casual winter ski trips, summer hikes, or evenings at popular NH restaurants and breweries. Events are held throughout the year in various regions throughout the state. Contact Anna Li to learn more about YPiE, how to get involved, or join us at our next event our next event! Powering Tomorrow with Eversource Mon, May 06 Eversource May 06, 2024, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM Eversource, 780 N Commercial St, Manchester, NH 03101, USA May 06, 2024, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM Eversource, 780 N Commercial St, Manchester, NH 03101, USA Tour Eversource’s System Operations Center & Electric System Control Center while learning about their sustainability initiatives. RSVP Powering Tomorrow with the NH Electric Cooperative Mon, May 06 Moultonboro Neck Road May 06, 2024, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Moultonboro Neck Road, Moultonboro Neck Rd, Moultonborough, NH 03254, USA May 06, 2024, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Moultonboro Neck Road, Moultonboro Neck Rd, Moultonborough, NH 03254, USA Embark on a unique tour of the NH Electric Cooperative's first utility scale energy storage project in Moultonborough. RSVP Powering Tomorrow with Unitil Mon, May 06 Unitil May 06, 2024, 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Unitil, 30 Energy Wy, Exeter, NH 03833, USA May 06, 2024, 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Unitil, 30 Energy Wy, Exeter, NH 03833, USA Embark on a unique tour of Unitil's Distribution and Operations Center while learning about their sustainability initiatives. RSVP Powering Tomorrow with Liberty Utilities Mon, May 06 Meriden Public Library (HYBRID) May 06, 2024, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Meriden Public Library (HYBRID), 22 Bean Rd, Plainfield, NH 03781, USA May 06, 2024, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Meriden Public Library (HYBRID), 22 Bean Rd, Plainfield, NH 03781, USA Embark on a unique tour of the Meriden Public Library, where literature and learning converge with energy efficiency and innovation. RSVP Exploring Amoskeag with Patriot Hydro Tue, May 07 15 Fletcher Street May 07, 2024, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM 15 Fletcher Street, 15 Fletcher St, Manchester, NH 03102, USA May 07, 2024, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM 15 Fletcher Street, 15 Fletcher St, Manchester, NH 03102, USA Tour the iconic Amoskeag Hydroelectric Facility, a beacon of technological prowess nestled amidst the scenic beauty of the Merrimack River. RSVP Driving the Future of Transportation Tue, May 07 Green Wave Electric Vehicles May 07, 2024, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Green Wave Electric Vehicles, 25 Lafayette Road, North Hampton, NH 03862 May 07, 2024, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Green Wave Electric Vehicles, 25 Lafayette Road, North Hampton, NH 03862 Join us for an electrifying evening of fun, EV insights, and test drives as we present our very own game show - "Electric Jeopardy!" RSVP NHSaves Button Up Workshop Wed, May 08 via Zoom May 08, 2024, 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM via Zoom May 08, 2024, 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM via Zoom Calling NH residents! Improve the energy efficiency of your home with NHSaves' energy saving tips and energy efficiency programs. RSVP Building a Resilient Future for New Hampshire Wed, May 08 via Zoom May 08, 2024, 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM via Zoom May 08, 2024, 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM via Zoom Hear more about NH communities and organizations that are leading efforts towards creating more resilient places across the state. RSVP Becoming Recharged: Reimagining Schiller Station Wed, May 08 400 Gosling Road May 08, 2024, 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM 400 Gosling Road, 400 Gosling Rd, Portsmouth, NH 03801, USA May 08, 2024, 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM 400 Gosling Road, 400 Gosling Rd, Portsmouth, NH 03801, USA Hear how Schiller Station, one of last coal-fired power plants in New Hampshire, will turn into renewable energy park. RSVP 2024 NH Energy Week: Virtual Career Fair Thu, May 09 Online via Remo May 09, 2024, 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM Online via Remo May 09, 2024, 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM Online via Remo This event is a fully virtual, engaging, and interactive job fair and networking event that will be kicked off by a 30-minute panel discussion on how NH businesses are solving their workforce problems with apprenticeship programs and hear transformative stories from trade workers. RSVP 2024 NH Energy Week: Rockingham County Energy Trivia Thu, May 09 603 Brewery & Beer Hall May 09, 2024, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM 603 Brewery & Beer Hall, 42 Main St, Londonderry, NH 03053, USA May 09, 2024, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM 603 Brewery & Beer Hall, 42 Main St, Londonderry, NH 03053, USA Gather your friends, coworkers, & colleagues and join us at 603 Brewery & Beer Hall in Londonderry for an exciting evening of trivia! RSVP 2024 NH Energy Week: Seacoast Energy Trivia Thu, May 09 Throwback Brewery May 09, 2024, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM Throwback Brewery, 7 Hobbs Rd, North Hampton, NH 03862, USA May 09, 2024, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM Throwback Brewery, 7 Hobbs Rd, North Hampton, NH 03862, USA Gather your friends, coworkers, & colleagues and join us at Throwback Brewery in North Hampton for an exciting evening of trivia! RSVP 2024 NH Energy Week: Moving the Needle Fri, May 10 Currier Museum of Art May 10, 2024, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Currier Museum of Art, 150 Ash St, Manchester, NH 03104, USA May 10, 2024, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Currier Museum of Art, 150 Ash St, Manchester, NH 03104, USA Celebrate the culmination of 2024 NH Energy Week in-person! Learn about new tech and recognize the champions advancing our energy goals. RSVP

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OUR MEMBERS Anchor 1 MEET OUR MEMBERS 90+ MEMBERS STRONG & GROWING View a complete list of our business members and organizational sponsors here ! ALL CROSS THE CLEAN ENERGY SECTOR Learn more about our business members and organizational sponsors by expertise below! BACKED BY STRONG FOUNDATION SUPPORT View the state and regional donors that help fund our work here ! EXPLORE OUR MEMBERS BY AREA OF EXPERTISE CLEAN ENERGY CLEAN TRANSPORTATION EDUCATIONAL HIGH PERFORMANCE BUILDING LEGAL, FINANCIAL, & CONSULTING SERVICES MANUFACTURING & HIGH TECH MUNICIPAL MEMBERS ORGANIZATIONAL PARTNERS UTILITIES MEMBER CATEGORIES WHY JOIN THE COALITION? Granite State Solar is a proud member of CENH because we know that it takes resilience and people power to build a clean energy coalition as successful as the one we have in this great state. CENH walks the walk in protecting the interests of the renewable energy sector in supporting local businesses and keeping money in the pockets of Granite Staters. ALAN GAUNTT, CEO, GRANITE STATE SOLAR We are proud members of CENH and believe we can create a more successful energy future for NH...the importance of clean energy for our state is simple: it’s the best choice to ensure energy security, price stability and affordability, environmental protection and job growth in New Hampshire. JACK KENWORTHY HEAD OF DEVELOPMENT, WALDEN GREEN ENERGY 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

ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDER PROGRAM Photo by Cheryl Senter, courtesy of the NH Charitable Foundation ABOUT OUR ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDERS The Energy Circuit Rider (ECR) Program was created and piloted in Coös County beginning in 2019. From 2019 to 2022, the North Country Circuit Rider helped more than a dozen communities complete over 30 energy efficiency and clean energy projects. The Circuit Rider Program has helped North Country communities receive more than $1.2 million in incentives and grants, resulting in over $3 million dollars invested in clean energy projects. In 2023 and 2024, CENH added three additional Energy Circuit Riders serving municipalities in the Monadnock, Seacoast, and Sullivan County regions. ​ ​The Energy Circuit Rider program also supports small businesses, including farms. In early 2022, a new kind of Energy Circuit Rider was added, specifically to provide similar technical assistance to small businesses in the North Country. In 2024, CENH received a three-year USDA grant to expand that program statewide, specifically to assist small businesses (including farms) in applying for USDA’s Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) . ​ ​ An Energy Circuit Rider is a shared staff person providing services to multiple cities and towns across a region. The CENH Energy Circuit Riders help municipalities and small businesses plan, finance, and implement energy-saving upgrades to buildings and infrastructure, as well as clean energy technologies such as renewable energy or electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Working side-by-side with municipal officials and business owners, Energy Circuit Riders provide capacity and expertise to support informed decision making. ​ Read more information about the pro gram here. ​ To learn more about the CENH Energy Circuit Rider Program, please contact Clean Energy NH’s Circuit Rider Program Director, Sarah Brock, at sarah@cleanenergynh.org . ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDER TEAM SARAH BROCK Energy Circuit Rider Program Director ​ sarah@cleanenergynh.org MELISSA ELANDER Energy Circuit Rider (North Country) melissa@cleanenergynh.org KATRIN KASPER Energy Circuit Rider (Seacoast Region) katrin@cleanenergynh.org DOUG COGAN Energy Circuit Rider (Sullivan County) doug@cleanenergynh.org FRANK RICHTER Energy Circuit Rider (Monadnock Region) frank@cleanenergynh.org GABE CHELIUS Small Business Energy Circuit Rider gabriel@cleanenergynh.org KATHARINE CUSACK Small Business Energy Circuit Rider katharine@cleanenergynh.org "THAT PROGRAM HAS BEEN A GODSEND FOR THE WHOLE NORTH COUNTRY" -Rob Larson, Whitefield Public Works Director

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SMALL BUSINESS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AIDING NH SMALL BUSINESSES Small businesses and farmers are the backbone of New Hampshire communities. Rising energy costs are a significant burden for many business owners. Clean Energy NH (CENH) is ready to help small businesses and farms invest in energy efficiency and renewable energy generation ​​to provide resiliency, stability, and energy savings for years to come. ​ CENH’s team of Small Business Circuit Riders provides no-cost technical assistance to small business owners and farmers across the state. We help businesses create comprehensive plans for energy saving projects, secure grant funds to lower upfront cost, and find qualified contractors to get the work done. GRANT FUNDING AVAILABLE The USDA Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) provides grants for small businesses and agricultural producers to invest in energy efficiency and renewable energy technology. REAP grants cover up to 50% of eligible project costs . Eligible technologies include solar, wind, geothermal, wood heat or power, anaerobic digesters, weatherization, the installation of energy efficient equipment, and more. ​ Clean Energy NH is an approved REAP Technical Assistance provider, meaning we have funding from USDA to help small businesses apply for a REAP grant. Let us help your business determine your REAP grant eligibility, identify the right energy-saving project for your business, apply for REAP grant funding, and complete your project. ​ There are four application deadlines throughout the year: December 31, 2023 March 31, 2024 June 30, 2024 September 30, 2024 FAQs Am I required to be a small business to apply for REAP and how does the USDA define a small business? You must be a for-profit small business to qualify for REAP funds. The Small Business Association (SBA) defines the size limits of small businesses through the corresponding NAICS code on your tax return. ​ ​Are nonprofits eligible for REAP? No, only for-profit agricultural producers and small businesses are eligible. ​ Can an application be submitted to install the same type of technology at multiple business locations? Each location would need to be owned by the exact same legal entity. If the technology to be installed at each location is the same, for example installing solar PV at each location, filing a single application is eligible. If solar will be installed at one location and wind installed at another location, the applicant would need to choose which application to file to compete within a fiscal year. An applicant can only complete one renewable energy system application and one energy efficiency application in a fiscal year. ​ Are electric vehicle charging stations eligible under REAP? A stand alone electric vehicle charging station is not eligible under REAP. A charging station that is part of a renewable energy system, such as a solar powered EV charge station, would be eligible as long as the energy will not be dispensed for retail use, e.g. self-use by applicant entity only. What is classified as an energy efficiency project? An energy efficiency project is defined as improvements to or replacement of an existing building or systems or equipment, owned by the applicant, that reduces energy consumption on an annual basis. An energy audit or energy assessment is required which shows energy savings (kwh/btu) as a result of the proposed improvements. Examples include but are not limited to: lighting, refrigeration, heating, ventilation and cooling, automated controls, and insulation. Would the installation of new energy efficient equipment inside a newly built building with no historical energy use be eligible for REAP funds? No, energy efficiency REAP applications must show a reduction in historical energy use (kwh/btu). Strong REAP applications show that grant funds can help a business reduce their energy use and energy costs. LET US HELP! If you’re interested in having a conversation about energy saving projects for your business, including your eligibility for REAP grant funding, click GET STARTED to fill out a brief questionnaire. We’ll follow up to help you understand your options and next steps. GET STARTED

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DONATE TO CLEAN ENERGY NH Support clean energy progress in the Granite State. 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. ​ Power our work with your gift by donating today! Make a secure, online donation or set-up a sustaining monthly donation. DONATE HERE If 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 SHOW YOUR SUPPORT: RIGHT AWAY MONTHLY GIVING 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 . BE PART OF OUR LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Being part of the Leadership Circle provides us with the flexibility to place resources in our greatest area of need. Individuals that make a gift of $1,000 or more, and businesses that contribute $7,500 or more annually, receive special access to expert advocacy and policy support to energy questions, invitations to exclusive meetings, and special acknowledgement on our website. THROUGH A DONOR-ADVISED FUND ​ A donor-advised fund (DAF) is like a charitable investment account that is set up for the sole purpose of supporting charities. Individuals can contribute cash, stocks, or other assets into the DAF and receive an immediate tax deduction. Those funds are invested for tax-free growth and the individual can recommend donations to charities of their choice over time. IN HONOR OR MEMORY OF ​ ​ Provide a gift in honor or memory of a family member or friend. This allows you to provide a gift that shares your commitment to sustainability, and a strong and healthy future for New Hampshire, in another person's name. COMPANY MATCH / WORKPLACE GIVING Many private-sector employers, and state/local/federal government employers offer company matches or workplace giving as an employee benefit. Inquire with your employer if it matches company donations. This may allow for you to double the impact of your gift! Ask a member of Human Resources if you can contribute to Clean Energy NH through a payroll deduction or as an end-of-year contribution. 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.