This month ASHRAE will be reviewing the Solar Energy efforts in New Hampshire and how they are manifesting themselves in terms of economics and impact on the overall energy market. Speaking will be Madeleine Mineau the Executive Director of Clean Energy NH. She will be speaking about solar energy in New England, with a specific emphasis on New Hampshire. As many know, New Hampshire is behind our neighboring states in solar energy adoption and deployment. Madeleine will be reviewing the policies of our state as compared our neighboring states, and speak to the issues of how state policy affects the energy market.
The event this month will be held on Monday January 25th at 12 noon. The event will be recorded, so if you cannot make it, you are still welcome to register and a copy of the webinar recording link will be sent via email a day or two after the event.
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Madeleine Mineau, Executive Director of Clean Energy NH (CENH), will present the results of a new report by Synapse Energy Economics titled "Solar savings in New England". This report analyzed data from ISO-NE for the past 6 years looking at avoided wholesale electricity costs caused by local solar electricity production. Madeleine will discuss these results in the context of NH policies and the debate regarding net metering credit values. In addition, Madeleine will cover an overview of current policy developments in NH relevant to ASHRAE including the proposed energy efficiency programs for 2021-2023 and some proposed legislation this session.
Madeleine joined CENH as Executive Director in 2018. Previously, Madeleine was Waterways Manager with the City of Nashua and co-chair of the Granite State Hydropower Association. Madeleine has a BA in Biology and Environmental Policy from Colby College and a PhD from Idaho State University.
