Clean Energy NH

09/11/2026

📰 Exciting news: Clean Energy NH has been selected as a 2026 Charging Smart Regional Engagement Partner!

Charging Smart is a free technical assistance program led by Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC) that helps local governments accelerate EV charging infrastructure deployment across the US. CENH is honored to help bring this opportunity to New Hampshire.

Our Energy Circuit Riders will be reaching out to communities across the Granite State in the coming weeks to share more about the program and invite municipalities to participate. Stay tuned!

The Charging Smart program is excited to announce a group of new regional engagement partners who are poised to help local governments achieve Charging Smart designation and access the benefits of electric vehicles (EVs). The partners include:

09/11/2026

No matter what’s happening at the federal level, clean energy is moving forward right here in New Hampshire.

Just look at what’s happening among CENH business members:

~ Dig Energy Inc. is advancing innovative geothermal drilling technology that could help make geothermal more affordable and scalable. Read more: https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/geothermal/dig-energy-novel-geothermal-drilling-tech

~ Encore Renewable Energy recently celebrated the completion of a 2.25 MW solar array on the Town of Derry’s capped landfill. The project will provide 100% of the electricity it generates to the town and is projected to save Derry taxpayers millions in energy costs over 25 years. Read more: https://encorerenewableenergy.com/town-of-derry-cuts-ribbon-on-completed-landfill-solar-array/

~ ReVision Energy has begun construction on a 1.34 MW solar project at the Hooksett landfill. Once complete, the array is expected to generate more than 1.65 million kWh annually and help reduce energy costs for the Town and School District. Read more: https://www.revisionenergy.com/releases/constructions-begins-hooksett-landfill-solar-project/

Three members. Three approaches. One common thread: the clean energy transition is happening on the ground, in our communities.

We’re proud to work alongside businesses helping make it happen.

The work continues.

constructions begins on Hooksett landfill solar project in Hooksett, New Hampshire, with Blue Haven Solar and ReVision Energy

06/10/2026

$13,020 to go. Less than one hour left.

We're not going to sugarcoat it - we need a final push.

Can you give $10 right now? It moves the needle. So does sharing this post.

👉 https://bit.ly/cenh-nhgives

06/10/2026

Small towns face big energy decisions - and most of them don't have the staff or budget to figure it out alone.

That's why we have Energy Circuit Riders.

Our ECRs are embedded technical experts helping municipalities across New Hampshire cut costs, find funding, and make smart, lasting energy choices. From school energy audits to solar feasibility to streetlight upgrades - we show up, we dig in, and we build local understanding.

"The [Energy Circuit Rider] program has provided us with invaluable support in making us aware of funding for projects that we hope to get our town involved in. All these resources will help make our town more resilient and energy independent." ~ Joanna, Cornish Energy Committee

Your donation sends real help to NH towns near you.

👉 https://bit.ly/cenh-nhgives

06/10/2026

Right now, Energy Circuit Riders are working in towns across New Hampshire - helping local leaders cut energy costs, find funding, and make smart decisions without the price tag of a consultant.
From school energy audits to solar arrays to streetlight upgrades, this is hands-on help that makes a real difference in communities that need it most.

This work doesn't happen without you. NH Gives runs through 5pm today.

👉 https://bit.ly/cenh-nhgives

06/09/2026

NH Gives starts NOW - and we need your help.

For 24 hours, you can power the work that no one else in New Hampshire is doing: tracking legislation at the State House, sending Energy Circuit Riders into towns that can't afford consultants, and making sure communities have the information they need to make smart energy decisions.

Here's what that looks like in real life:

"As chair of a newly appointed Energy Commission in Weare, we needed a good deal of advice and guidance... Staff at CENH were our key advisors as we applied for a NH Department of Energy grant for a solar array on our Safety Complex - which seems now to be successful!" ~ David, Weare Energy Commission Chair

Progress doesn't fund itself. But you can.

🎁 Give $100 or more by noon on June 10 for a chance to win a 1-year golf membership at The Links to LaBelle Winery or a two-night stay at the The Inn at Yarmouth Port.

👉 https://bit.ly/cenh-nhgives

06/08/2026

Tomorrow something big is happening - and we want you to be part of it.

NH Gives is New Hampshire's 24-hour community fundraising event, and Clean Energy NH is in it. Starting tomorrow at 5pm, you can support the only organization in the state doing this work: tracking energy legislation at the State House, sending technical experts into small towns, and making sure NH communities have the tools to make smart, affordable energy decisions.

We've made it through two tough years because of donors who showed up. Tomorrow, we're asking you to show up again.

🎁 Give $100 or more between 5pm tomorrow and noon on June 10 for a chance to win a 1-year golf membership at The Links to Labelle Winery or a two-night stay at the Inn at Yarmouth Port.

Set a reminder. We'll see you at 5.

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Clean Energy NH is leading NH's clean energy transition.

06/04/2026

Across New Hampshire, communities aren't waiting for someone else to solve rising energy costs.

They're installing solar, upgrading public buildings, electrifying fleets, improving efficiency, and finding practical ways to save money and strengthen resilience.

Through our Energy in Action series, we're sharing stories from municipalities, small businesses, nonprofits, and Clean Energy NH members who are making it happen.

These aren't pilot projects. They're real results happening right now in communities across the Granite State.

Explore the stories and see energy in action: https://www.cleanenergynh.org/thecleanenergyblog/categories/technical-assistance

cc: Wilkins Lumber Company, Inc., Lee Public Library, NH

05/18/2026