At its latest meeting, the Londonderry Utilities Committee discussed the rationale behind Eversource’s proposed rate hike. According to the electric company’s report, at least part of the rate hike was tied to infrastructure maintenance.“Statewide, they have 124 substations, they have…
The Londonderry Utilities Committee met on May 6 to hear a presentation from engineers Erin Holmes and Casey Harding of Pennichuck Water Works on the long-term goals for Londonderry’s water system buildout.“We’ve been thinking about your master plan, and we…
At a recent Londonderry Planning Board workshop meeting, one of the agenda items was the discussion of a solar ordinance draft.Planning Board member Lynn Wiles, who also chairs the Utilities Committee, explained that the town had formed a subcommittee focused…
At the latest meeting of the Londonderry Utilities Committee saw its members express concern over the status of a previously approved federal Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant.“I did read on my newsfeed that the EPA is planning to let…
The February meeting of the Londonderry Utilities Committee heard updates from its many subcommittees, including the sewer/solid waste subcommittee led by John Mahon.“We had our kickoff meeting for ’25 a week and a half or so ago, basically a brainstorm…
The February meeting of the Londonderry Utilities Committee saw progress on long-term energy planning for the town, especially with solar power.“I have done a little bit more work on that, especially on residential solar,” said Chair Lynn Wiles. “I’ve been…
The Londonderry Utilities Committee met on Dec. 3 to hear about progress on the Community Aggregation Plan from Bart Fromuth of Freedom Energy Logistics, who assured the Committee they were clear of all regulatory hurdles with the state’s Public Unities…
The Londonderry Utilities Committee received an update from its water subcommittee on the High Range Road project on Nov. 7. Committee member Jeff McGraw outlined the immediate concerns behind both the ongoing project, and regarding plans for future waterline extensions…
The Utilities Committee met on Sept. 3 to review the latest step in the Community Choice Power Aggregation Project, which recently gained expected approval from the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission.“We did get the PUC approval for our plan. At…
The Londonderry Utilities met on May 7 to discuss their next move regarding the Community Power Aggregation Project following a between Utilities Chair, Lynn Wiles, and providers Colonial Power and Freedom Energy. Wiles also met with the Town Council towards…
