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Resource Documents: New Hampshire (8 items)
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Real-time wind production — various regions
Author: National Wind Watch
World: Current electricity production and consumption of “low-carbon” and “renewable” electricity – click an area for details Europe: Quarter-hour load, generation, exchange – click on sample graph for other countries Europe: Hourly and daily generation, capacity factors Nordpool: Current production by source type in the Nordic power system (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Denmark) Nordpool: Current power flow in the Nordic power system West Denmark: Electricity prices, consumption, and production today, every 5 minutes France: Quarter-hour consumption and production . . .
More »Environment, Filings, New Hampshire, Noise, Regulations, Siting, Wildlife •
Letters from N.H. Audubon Society to Site Evaluation Committee and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Author: Audubon Society of New Hampshire
February 27, 2009 Thomas S. Burack, Chairman Site Evaluation Committee N.H. Department of Environmental Services 29 Hazen Drive Concord. NH 03301 Re: Application of Granite Reliable Power, LLC, Docket No. 2008-04 Dear Chairman Burack, The Audubon Society of New Hampshire is a statewide non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of wildlife and habitat throughout New Hampshire. We appreciate the opportunity to comment on the application of Granite Reliable Power, LLC for a certificate for site and facility for a wind . . .
More »N.H. Fish and Game Dept. testimony on Granite Reliable Power Windpark, Coos Cty.
Author: Staats, Will; and Kelly, Jillian
Testimony of Will Staats and Jillian Kelly on behalf of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department December 2008 The Fish and Game Department has concerns regarding impacts on a number of species of wildlife that depend on or use the rare and unique high elevation forested habitat this project is located within. Q. What is the State’s responsibility in reviewing a project of this nature? The Fish and Game Department is the sole state agency that has been tasked . . .
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Flaws in and Solutions to Integrating Renewable Energy Resources in New England
Author: Short, William
What were the original goals of state RPS programs and RGGI [Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative]? • The generation of energy either from new renewable or “threaten” existing renewable generation. • The reduction of Greenhouse Gas emissions. • Note the Absence of Qualifications. What are the principal causes of the need to integrate renewables? State Renewable Portfolio Standards – • One MWh of Renewable Energy equals one Renewable Energy Certificate (“REC”). • With no locational, time-of-day or time-of-year adjustments. • Total . . .
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