NH House Testimony

SB232

Senate · 2025 sessionRepublicanSigned into law

Net metering rules clarification

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Allows renewable energy generators participating in ISO-NE electricity markets to retain market participant status while qualifying for net metering tariffs and clarifies metering practices for customer-generators.

clarifying certain net metering terms and conditions.

Energy and UtilitiesBusiness and Industry

Status

Signed into law · August 4, 2025
  1. Introduced
  2. Senate
  3. House
  4. Governor
  5. Law

Division of testimony

42 submissions
Support 41Oppose 0Neutral 1
Shirley MontgomerySupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

I support this bill because I believe this bill protects customer generators that are already net metering by ensuring that the Public Utilities Commission cannot change their net metering compensation retroactively.

Sarah YoungSupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

Please support this bill as it protects customer generators from changing their net metering compensation retroactively.

Nancy MilesSupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

Customers who already have net metering for their generators must be able to preserve the compensation they already are getting. This bill would ensure that the PUC cannot change their compensation retroactively.

Margaret FletcherSupportConcord, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

Please support this bill, to protect customer-generators that are already net metering and ensuring that the Public Utilities Commission cannot change their net metering compensation retroactively. This removes regulatory business risks for businesses that have made investments in their facilities. It's only right for these businesses! Thank you.

Robert DrysdaleSupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

I installed solar panels on my roof taking into account net metering. The PUC should not be able to change net metering compensation retroactively.

Barbara CallawySupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

This bill protects customer generators that are already net metering by ensuring that the Public Utilities Commission cannot change their net metering compensation retroactively.

Margaret JernstedtSupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Melissa Crotto-YoungSupportSurry, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Bruce BerkSupportPittsfield, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Paul FriedrichsSupportExeter, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Meredith MorganSupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Barbara Scott NelsonSupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Shea FlanaganSupportGoffstown, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Richard DeMarkSupportMeredith, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Patricia Beffa-NegriniSupportNelson, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Clifton BelowNeutralLebanon, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Robin KaiserSupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Robert KeeneSupportHANOVER, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Judith PettingellSupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Janine FabianoSupportNorth Hampton, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Kimberly HamlinSupportNewmarket, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Joanna AndrosSupportWalpole, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Nancy KelleySupportHanover, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Diane HellerSupportNorthwood, NHfor MyselfApr 7, 2025

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Carol FossSupportPenacook, NHfor New Hampshire AudubonApr 7, 2025

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