The state’s municipalities are united behind net metering
New Hampshire cities and towns don’t just want this policy, they need it
Author: Tony Giunta
Net metering veto override is vitally important for municipalities
IIt can be a key tool for communities like Franklin
New Hampshire needs net metering expansion
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