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Check here for Energy Committee Information
and News - Energy Committee meets the 2nd Thursday of each
month at 7PM in the Town Hall, the public is invited to join
them,
Energy Committee Monthly MEETING MINUTES
CC and EC Minutes page
Energy Committee LINKS for Greener Living and Help
with Heating
Links
page
Safety Facts about CFL bulbs and Recycling
CFL
Safety Info page
NEW!! The New England Carbon Challenge (NECC),
a joint initiative of the University of NH and Clean Air-Cool
Planet, is proud to announce the My Energy Plan™ Video Challenge
2011 for NH residents.
Between January 3 and February 28, the NECC invites individuals (age 13 and above)
and groups from across New Hampshire to submit 1- to 4-minute videos about their energy plans.
This unique short-video contest is the centerpiece of My Energy Plan™, a new suite of web tools
designed to help households reduce their energy consumption. Created by the NECC, with the NH Sustainable
Energy Association and the University of NH Cooperative Extension and housed at myenergyplan.net,
these web tools help individuals make a plan to increase energy and cost savings over time. MEP
helps individuals act on the power they have to make changes in their life.
Visit myenergyplan.net/videos for the latest contest details and to see members of the judging panel, prizes and sponsors.
NEW!! State Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate
Program (SEEARP)
The state is offeringincreased funding for rebates to residential
consumers for solar thermal systems. Click here for more information:SEEARP
Household appliances such as clothes washers and air conditioners
are not included under the New Hampshire SEEARP and instead
will continue to be offered through the electric utility EnergySTAR
Appliance Rebate Program.
My Energy Plan - Information on
making your home more energy efficient or installing renewable
energy systems - The New England Carbon Challenge,
a joint venture of the University of NH and Clean Air-Cool
Planet, has created an amazingly helpful new resource funded
with a grant from the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Fund
in the form of a free web tool to help you connect with the
financial tools and professionals you need to get the job
done.
myenergyplan.net
Rebates for Installing Residential Solar Electricity
or Wind Power
NH
PUC Energy Rebates Information and Application
If you have installed or will install a residential solar
electricity system or a wind power system with a capacity
of less than 5 kilowatts before September 30, 2009, you maybe
eligible for a rebate of $3 per watt of capacity (up to $6000.
or 50% of system costs, which ever is less). Click on the
link above for more information and the application.
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