relative to the enrollment and use of distributed energy resource aggregations by electric utilities.

Summary

The bill would have forced New Hampshire utilities to create a "distributed power plant" program that enrolls customers’ solar panels, batteries, electric vehicles and other devices and coordinates them to provide peak‑load reduction and other grid services. It sets up oversight by the Public Utilities Commission, defines incentive payments, and allows utilities to recover program costs through approved mechanisms. The measure was intended to expand clean‑energy options, lower ratepayer costs and improve grid reliability.

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