Authorizes municipalities to use revolving funds to support energy services under approved electric aggregation plans.
relative to electric aggregation plans.
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I support this bill because it allows municipalities to use a municipal revolving fund to support (“facilitate”) energy services provided under an approved municipal electric aggregation plan.
I support this bill.
This bill allows municipalities to use a municipal revolving fund to support (“facilitate”) energy services provided under an approved municipal electric aggregation plan. It does this by adding electric aggregation-related energy services as an authorized purpose for revolving funds under existing municipal finance law.
This bill allows municipalities to use a municipal revolving fund to support (“facilitate”) energy services provided under an approved municipal electric aggregation plan. It does this by adding electric aggregation-related energy services as an authorized purpose for revolving funds under existing municipal finance law.
This bill allows municipalities to use a municipal revolving fund to support (“facilitate”) energy services provided under an approved municipal electric aggregation plan. Municipalities need this. It is one more tool they can use.
This bill will help our energy committee to effectively address energy issues and education in our town. Thank you!
The use of revolving funds would prudently put important municipal energy investments within financial reach.
It is so important to strengthen the energy supply for New Hampshire residents, and make it more economical.
It is so important to strengthen the energy supply for New Hampshire residents, and make it more economical.
Municipalities don't need another way to establish capital reserve funds; no need to put funds in the hands of, or funnel funds to a party other than the municipality destined to a CR fund. Let the Town and its voters establish CR accounts.
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