Eversource has taken part in Mac Off competitions for the past three years, packing a total of 91,176 meals and raising a total of $37,000 to support the New Hampshire Food Bank.
“It’s the best house I’ve ever seen!”
The event designed to highlight New Hampshire as a place that welcomes tourists, residents and business owners that drive electric vehicles.
An “Insider’s Guide to Greater Manchester” is the first in a series of regional online guidebooks targeted to young professionals, but available to anyone interested in exploring all the food, fun and activities New Hampshire has to offer.
Leveraging innovative technologies, Eversource is now using drones to more efficiently inspect electric lines throughout New Hampshire.
The Eversource Customer Service Excellence Award recognizes employees for going above and beyond their usual scope of work to provide superior customer service.
Any decision on reconsidering Northern Pass’s application to build a 192-mile transmission line will wait until May after the Site Evaluation Committee decided Monday to suspend its oral denial of the project.
MANCHESTER, NH — In some circles, “the calm before the storm” is an actual thing, and not just hyperbole. For example, in the hours before Wednesday’s storm was due to move into New Hampshire’s weather radar, Don Nourse, Eversource NH Manager for Distribution System Operations looked pretty calm as he explained how his road crews …
Eversource made its case on Wednesday, and had support of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
Eversource customers in New Hampshire will see a reduction in energy costs beginning in April as the company shifts to purchasing power from the wholesale energy market.
Northern Pass, if built, would be a giant extension cord. Its purpose is to deliver 1090 megawatts of hydroelectric power generated in faraway parts of Quebec to consumers in Massachusetts.
Of the 46 proposals the committee is considering, two would use the $1.6 billion, 192-mile Northern Pass transmission project stretching from Pittsburg to Deerfield, currently under consideration by New Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee. The committee begins deliberations on the project Jan. 30.