USA Springs case may not be completely dead yet
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
Energy and Environment
Retail Merchants’ energy program gets a last-minute extension
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
Attempt to change renewable standards finds itself caught in the tug of war over Obamacare
Fundamentals of the site evaluation process
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
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
GTAT buys Calif. firm with N.H. facility
Thermal Technology LLC has a facility in Concord
Two N.H. firms receive Energy Department technology grants
The winning technologies have a strong potential for commercialization and job creation
Unitil earnings jump 20 percent on cold weather, increased sales
The utility reported $10.8 million in net earnings in the first quarter -- a 20% increase over 2012, which was one of the mildest winters on record
BAE, state liquor store lauded for energy savings
The BAE Systems plant reduced its energy use by 6.5 percent, and the Hooksett liquor store reported a 10.8 percent reduction in energy use
Latest PSNH customer migration report is a mixed bag
The new migration numbers came after the highly publicized default of an alternative residential supplier that also served some commercial customers
