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Resident raises concerns about Community Power; Energy Committee responds
Summary
Resident Steven Greenland questioned CPCNH on rate increases, reporting and governance; Energy Committee representatives addressed rate recovery, comparisons with utility default service and opt-out protections, and the board agreed to monitor performance rather than act immediately.
Resident Steven Greenland presented a list of concerns about the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (CPCNH), citing rate increases, financial reporting, organizational structure, consumer costs and long‑term program viability and asked the board to consider a future warrant article on participation.
Energy Committee representatives responded with information on utility rate recovery practices, comparisons with utility default service rates, current CPCNH financial conditions, participation rates and resident opt‑out provisions. Chairwoman Sara Hamilton emphasized that the board had previously heard from CPCNH representatives and asked that further discussion remain factual and avoid speculation. The board took no action but directed continued monitoring and review by the Energy Committee.
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