Energy Publications, Plans and Program Reports

Publications, plans and program reports available electronically

• FINAL REPORT of the Commission to Study Production and Distribution of Biodiesel in New Hampshire - November 1, 2008 (HB 689, Chapter 283, Laws of 2007) - Granite State Clean Cities Coalition
• Bio-Oil Report - September 2004
• Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Energy Board (RSA 125-O:5-a ) First Annual Report - December 1, 2008
• Energy Planning Advisory Board Annual Report - June 6, 2006
• Energy Planning Advisory Board Report on June 23, 2006 Stakeholder Forum Dated September 15, 2006
• New Hampshire Energy Plan - November 2002
• New Hampshire Weatherization Program Impact Evaluation Report - April 9, 2007
• StayWarmNH Final Report - June 2009
• Small Wind Energy Systems
  This technical bulletin on small wind energy systems, includes a model ordinance for municipalities to use as a framework for drafting a regulation that encourages the construction of wind turbines while protecting the public's health, safety, and welfare.
• Thermal Renewable Energy Report - December 2008
• Final Report of the Commission to Study the Feasibility of Tidal Power Generation under the Little Bay and General Sullivan Bridges, in Dover - November 2008 - Tidal Energy Commission (HB 694, Chapter Law 222.1, Laws of 2007)

Free hard copy versions of the following publications are available by contacting OEP:

• "Power Smarts: Easy Tips to Save Money and the Planet" - Prepared by the Alliance to Save Energy, a coalition of prominent business, government, evironmental, and consumer leaders who promote the efficient and clean use of energy worldwide to benefit consumers, the environment, economy, and national security.
• "ENERGY STAR Appliances." By choosing ENERGY STAR appliances, you can save 10-50 percent compared with conventional models and even more compared with older models that you may currently own.
• "ENERGY STAR Heating and Cooling Systems." ENERGY STAR heating and cooling equipment can save 10-40 percent on heating and cooling bills and may also improve the comfort level in your home.
• "Small Wind Electric Systems: A New Hampshire Consumer’s Guide" - Prepared by the US Department of Energy.

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