Energy and Environment Archives - Page 60 of 63

Second N.H. Energy Summit to explore issues, policy

NH Business Review Staff,

‘Robust conversation’ of major developments is promised

Natural gas again pumps up Unitil earnings

Bob Sanders,

Thanks to the cold winter, the company is more profitable so far this year, with earnings up 24%

$55m sought from angel investors to revive USA Springs water plant

Bob Sanders,

Firm submits request to state to renew water withdrawal permit

USA Springs case may not be completely dead yet

Bob Sanders,

Bankruptcy trustee is seeking bankruptcy court OK for permission to hire a lawyer to explore whether it makes sense to pursue proceeds of an $8.4m loan

Retail Merchants’ energy program gets a last-minute extension

Bob Sanders,

The energy-efficiency program covers audits as well as installation of conservation measures

N.H. wood industry’s renewable energy efforts tangled up in legislative wrangling

Bob Sanders,

Attempt to change renewable standards finds itself caught in the tug of war over Obamacare

Fundamentals of the site evaluation process

Doug Patch,

What exactly is the Site Evaluation Committee and why has it become such an issue?

N.H. manufacturers learn to live with, and reap benefits from, deregulated electricity market

Michael McCord,

It's only been since about 2006 when companies large and small got out of their comfort zones and began to take the plunge into the competitive energy market