Energy — Legislation — New Hampshire — News — U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander — U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan
Goodlander introduces bipartisan, bicameral effort to accelerate hydropower production and lower energy costs
“The people of New Hampshire are paying some of the highest energy costs in the country, and hydropower is at the heart of lowering energy costs and making America the world’s clean energy superpower,” said Congresswoman Goodlander.
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Nashua hydro facility frames Goodlander LCAF endorsement event
“We’ve got some of the highest energy costs in the country, and the solutions are within reach,” Goodlander said. “Nature itself is powering this city and our state, and there’s nothing more exciting than to see how you put our natural assets to use.”
Hassan Links Higher Costs to Tariffs, Policy Decisions in Portsmouth Stop
According to the report, households in New Hampshire are paying more across several major categories. It estimates the average household has spent more than $4,400 additional dollars overall, including $1,108 more on housing costs such as rent and mortgage payments.
Livable Nashua launches Energy Coaching Program
The Livable Nashua Energy Coaching Program is launching its first pilot to help Nashua homeowners lower energy costs, improve home comfort, and make informed decisions about home energy upgrades.
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Shaheen hears from diabetes advocates in Nashua as insulin bill advances in Senate
"Over 100,000 in New Hampshire have Type 1, not to mention Type 2, who need insulin. And so, this is not only the right thing to do, but it's an opportunity for us to provide some relief for so many families who are really struggling with high costs."
Goodbye August, and hello September!
I’ve seen a couple of monarch butterflies gliding around the yard–one even sampled some nectar from my okra’s flowers! My strawflowers and celosia are still in bloom. I’ve been deadheading the strawflower to encourage more buds.
AMR's August report: Nashua and Manchester trending to end 2026 with the lowest number of suspected opioid ODs since 2015
In Nashua, through August, the data indicates that Nashua is continuing to trend downward on an annual basis for suspected opioid ODs at 7% lower than the previous year which would result in a record low.
The Downtown Lowdown - Sept 3 to Sept 9
Hello! The approach of fall has us in a good mood here at Downtown Nashua Association. How about you? It’s not just because of the pretty foliage and mild temps, but also because fall kicks off our busiest event season. There’s lots to do, but bringing the best