New Hampshire HB221 allows electric utilities to own, operate, and offer advanced nuclear resources, and modifies purchased power agreements for.
New Hampshire HB221 enables electric utilities to own, operate, and offer advanced nuclear resources. It also modifies purchased power agreements for electric distribution utilities, including limitations on community customer generators. The bill mandates the Public Utilities Commission to use the Granite State Test as the primary test for cost effectiveness, with the Total Resource Cost test as a secondary test for program years through and including 2026. The commission must consider modifications to the Granite State Test and different or additional tests.
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