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Energy Efficiency Programs in New Hampshire |
Residential Energy Efficiency Programs |
These programs provide financial and technical assistance to improve home energy efficiency and save on energy bills. Energy efficiency also provides benefits to the State’s economy and environment. |
Electric Utilities’ Residential Energy Efficiency Programs
These programs are funded by the energy efficiency portion of System Benefits Charge (SBC) that appears on customers’ electric bills. For more information, go to the Public Utilities Commission and see Orders 23,574; 23,850; and 23,982.
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The experimental Pay As You Save (PAYS) Energy Efficiency Product Pilot Program is also funded by the energy efficiency portion of the System Benefits Charge (SBC). |
Natural Gas Utilities’ Residential Energy Efficiency Programs
New Hampshire natural gas utility customers can take advantage of their companies’ energy efficiency products and services. For more information:
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Business (Commercial and Industrial) Energy Efficiency Programs
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These programs provide financial and technical assistance to commercial, industrial and multifamily home customers to improve energy efficiency and save on energy bills. Energy efficiency also benefits the State’s economy and environment. |
Electric Utilities’ Business Energy Efficiency Programs
These programs are funded by the energy efficiency portion of System Benefits Charge (SBC) that appears on customers’ electric bills. For more information, go to the Public Utilities Commission and see Orders 23,574; 23,850; and 23,982.
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Natural Gas Utilities’ Business Energy Efficiency Programs
New Hampshire natural gas utility business customers can take advantage of the gas distribution companies’ energy efficiency products and services. For more information:
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Building Energy Efficiency Codes |
| Building energy efficiency codes are designed to reduce energy consumption. In addition to saving money for energy and reducing environmental pollution associated with energy consumption, code-compliant buildings provide healthier and more comfortable spaces in which to live and work. These benefits last for the entire life of the building, which may be 100 years or more. Therefore, an investment in energy code compliance can yield very large returns. New Hampshire has two up-to-date Energy Codes, one for commercial buildings and one for residences. |
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| Energy Program Resource Library |
