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Bedford Energy Commission says launch of local community power depends on CPCNH rate reset
Summary
The Bedford Energy Commission reviewed next steps toward launching the town’s community power program after voters approved Article 15, and agreed to wait for the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (CPCNH) to set new rates before recommending town-level approvals.
The Town of Bedford Energy Commission discussed next steps for the town’s community power program at its March 27 meeting, saying further action depends on when the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (CPCNH) resets rates.
“That brings us to item 4 on our agenda, which is community power. As we know, community power, we weren't article 15, passed overwhelmingly in town,” said Chris Bandazian, vice chair of the Bedford Energy Commission. Bandazian and other commission members said the program cannot launch until CPCNH sets rates and decides to initiate a launch window.
Jean Walker, assistant town manager,…
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