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2017 New Hampshire Revised Statutes
Title XXXIV - PUBLIC UTILITIES
Chapter 374-F - ELECTRIC UTILITY RESTRUCTURING
Section 374-F:6 - Duties.
Universal Citation: NH Rev Stat § 374-F:6 (2017)
374-F:6 Duties. –
The committee shall be responsible for the following:
I, II. [Repealed.]
III. Studying implementation issues related to the development of competitive electricity markets, including, but not limited to: the structure, effectiveness, and competitiveness of wholesale and retail electricity markets for New Hampshire; regional cooperation and standards; supply and reliability issues; and opportunities for consumers to monitor prices and alter the amount or timing of their electricity use.
IV. Working on promoting the generation of electricity from renewable energy.
V. Monitoring core energy efficiency programs funded by proceeds from sale of allowances under the regional greenhouse gas initiative program pursuant to RSA 125-O:23, III.
VI. Reviewing state energy efficiency programs under the administration of the public utilities commission to determine what barriers exist to providing all-fuels, comprehensive energy efficiency savings to New Hampshire consumers.
I, II. [Repealed.]
III. Studying implementation issues related to the development of competitive electricity markets, including, but not limited to: the structure, effectiveness, and competitiveness of wholesale and retail electricity markets for New Hampshire; regional cooperation and standards; supply and reliability issues; and opportunities for consumers to monitor prices and alter the amount or timing of their electricity use.
IV. Working on promoting the generation of electricity from renewable energy.
V. Monitoring core energy efficiency programs funded by proceeds from sale of allowances under the regional greenhouse gas initiative program pursuant to RSA 125-O:23, III.
VI. Reviewing state energy efficiency programs under the administration of the public utilities commission to determine what barriers exist to providing all-fuels, comprehensive energy efficiency savings to New Hampshire consumers.
Source. 1996, 129:2. 2001, 86:3. 2002, 268:5, 9, eff. May 18, 2002. 2012, 281:7, eff. Jan. 1, 2013. 2014, 330:3, eff. Oct. 3, 2014.
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