New Hampshire HB1741 establishes a framework for electric utilities to enroll and use distributed energy resource aggregations.
New Hampshire HB1741 mandates electric utilities to file Distributed Power Plant (DPP) program proposals with the public utilities commission. The commission must approve or modify these proposals within 100 days, incorporating stakeholder input. Each DPP program must include upfront incentive payments for DERs providing peak load reduction and grid services, enrollment programs for batteries, electric vehicles, and combined technologies, and aggregator programs compensating for avoided costs.
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