The NH House not only rejected an attempt to gut New Hampshire’s participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, lawmakers actually voted to more than triple the amount of RGGI money going to residential energy-efficiency programs, with a special emphasis on low-income and municipal programs.
But they also voted, 173-171, to get control in the future over a much greater source of energy-efficiency funding: the system benefits charge. | Read more at NHBR
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