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January 20, 2025
The New Hampshire Department of Energy (DOE) is "revisiting" its previously stated position regarding the appropriate mechanism to collect under-recoveries in large customer default service costs at Public Service of New Hampshire
May 24, 2023
The New Hampshire Department of Energy (Department or DOE) has opened an investigation into the design and procurement of electricity default service
June 30, 2016
Public Service of New Hampshire has petitioned the New Hampshire PUC for approval of a long-term PPA with Hydro Renewable Energy Inc., an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Hydro-Quebec
February 20, 2015
The New Hampshire PUC has rejected a contingency proposal from Liberty Utilities (Granite State Electric) addressing situations in which there is insufficient response to a default service procurement, finding that Liberty Utilities' proposal is inconsistent with statute.
May 9, 2012
The New Hampshire PUC has officially opened Docket DE 12-097 to investigate the merits of instituting purchase of receivables, customer referral, and electronic interface programs for both electric and natural gas distribution utilities in New Hampshire.
September 7, 2011
The New Hampshire PUC adopted a standard form environmental disclosure statement which electric suppliers and utilities will be required to provide to customers (DE 10-226).
July 28, 2011
The New Hampshire PUC denied Public Service Company of New Hampshire's request for a nonbypassable surcharge to recover certain fixed costs of default service, but did not require the use of a full requirements RFP to procure supplemental power needs or address the question of the divestiture of…
March 1, 2011
The majority of parties to a proceeding concerning customer migration at Public Service of New Hampshire argued that a nonbypassable surcharge to recover certain costs related to default service is not permissible, while the Office of Consumer Advocate suggested that Purchase of Receivables could be…
