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Core program status: rates not yet competitive, launch blocked
Sunapee Energy Aggregation Committee (8/13): Community power program can't launch yet. Community Power Coalition rates are currently HIGHER than Eversource. No timeline for when that changes. Sept. 10 meeting with coalition rep... https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sunapee/energy-agg...
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Decision to take a passive rather than proactive approach to public information
Sunapee 8/13: Committee debated whether to proactively share energy rate comparisons with residents. One member said wait until launch is imminent. Committee chose to update the town website with rate info instead of direct outr... https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sunapee/energy-ag...
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Discussion of meeting access procedures
Sunapee Energy Committee 8/13: Zoom security and remote participation procedures were discussed informally. No formal policy vote was taken. Public access to meetings is worth watching as procedures develop. https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sunapee/energy-aggregation-committee/2025...
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No public participation recorded, key meeting coming Sept. 10
Sunapee Energy Committee 8/13: No public comment was recorded. The committee acknowledged rates aren't competitive yet and scheduled a Sept. 10 meeting with the Community Power Coalition. Residents should plan to attend. https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sunapee/energy-aggregation-c...
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THREAD: Sunapee Energy Aggregation Committee met 8/13. The community power program meant to lower your electric bill can't launch right now. Here's what happened. 🧵 #MeetingWatch
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1/ The committee acknowledged that Community Power Coalition rates are currently HIGHER than Eversource. That means the program can't launch yet. No firm date for when rates become competitive. A Sept. 10 meeting with coalition...
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2/ This is the committee's core mission — saving residents money on electricity. The fact that rates aren't yet competitive is the most significant update from this meeting.
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3/ The committee also debated whether to proactively share energy rate comparisons with residents. One member argued against it — 'don't send it out because we can't launch yet.' The committee settled on updating the town websit...
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4/ Other business: a speaker was appointed as the committee's new representative to the Community Power Coalition of NH. Zoom meeting security procedures were discussed informally. A Window Dressers community build for energy-sa...
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5/ No public comment was recorded at this meeting. If you're a Sunapee resident interested in the community power program's status, the September 10th meeting at 5:30 PM is the one to attend — that's when the coalition represent...
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6/ Bottom line: Sunapee residents waiting for lower electric bills through community aggregation should know the program is on hold until rates become competitive. The Sept. 10 meeting with the coalition is the next key date. https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sunapee/energy-aggregation-committee/2025-08-13/ #SunapeeNH
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SUNAPEE ENERGY AGGREGATION COMMITTEE — August 13, 2025 If you've been waiting for the Town of Sunapee's community power aggregation program to launch and lower your electric bill, here's the update: it's not happening yet. At the August 13th committee meeting, members acknowledged that Community Power Coalition rates are currently higher than Eversource's standard offer. That means the program cannot launch until rates become competitive. There's no firm timeline for when that will happen. A meeting has been scheduled for September 10th at 5:30 PM with Community Power Coalition representative Andrew Hatch to discuss launch agreements and contracts. The committee also debated whether to proactively send rate comparison information to residents. One member argued it didn't make sense to distribute it until a launch is imminent. The committee decided to update the town website with current energy rate information so residents can access it there. In other business, a speaker was appointed as the committee's new representative to the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire, replacing Kyle, with Betty continuing as alternate. The committee also discussed Zoom meeting security procedures and announced a Window Dressers community build initiative for custom window inserts to reduce energy costs, with free options for those with financial needs. No public comment was recorded at this meeting. If you're interested in the status of the community power program, the September 10th meeting is an important one to attend. https://meetingwatch.org/nh/sunapee/energy-aggregation-committee/2025-08-13/ #MeetingWatch #SunapeeNH