New Hampshire HB1666 mandates capacity planning in the state's 10-year energy strategy, focusing on electrification and demand-side measures.
New Hampshire HB1666 amends the state's energy strategy to include capacity planning, focusing on electrification of new sectors like housing, transportation, technology, and data centers. It requires a report on this planning every three years, consulting with experts. The strategy must also consider demand-side measures such as efficiency, conservation, demand response, and load management to meet energy needs cost-effectively. This act takes effect 60 days after its passage.
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