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Londonderry Energy Subcommittee partners with Clean Energy NH on projects

Londonderry Energy Subcommittee partners with Clean Energy NH. The Utilities Committee Energy Subcommittee agreed to work with the nonprofit organization to identify energy projects including solar installations, efficiency improvements, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Katrin Kasper

Utilities Committee · Meeting of September 22, 2026

NH LONDONDERRY — Londonderry Energy Subcommittee partners with Clean Energy NH. The Utilities Committee Energy Subcommittee agreed to work with the nonprofit organization to identify energy projects including solar installations, efficiency improvements, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Katrin Kasper of Clean Energy NH briefed the subcommittee on the organization's work across New Hampshire and will assist with organizing a community listening session.

The subcommittee assigned action items including Lynn Wiles forwarding the town's solar zoning ordinance for review and Kasper investigating NH Saves grant funds for the Town Hall renovations. Londonderry receives four tickets to Clean Energy NH's annual Local Energy Solutions Conference on November 22.

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Source: the Utilities Committee meeting of September 22, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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