Quality Assurance and Training and Technical Assistance Services (Request for Proposal)
Jul 27, 2026
Closes
Sep 24, 2026
Quality Assurance and Training and Technical Assistance Services.
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Jul 27, 2026
Closes
Sep 24, 2026
Quality Assurance and Training and Technical Assistance Services.
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City
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Concord
County
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Merrimack
Address
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21 South Fruit Street, Suite 10
Phone Number
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(603) 271-3670
Zip Code
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03301
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Hampshire Department of Energy
The meeting focused on establishing the mission and scope of the Transactive Energy Working Group. Key discussion topics included the definition of Transactive Energy, the identification of near-term and mid-term priorities, relevant legislative frameworks such as NH RSA 374-F, and the contribution process for the Grid Modernization Advisory Group Annual Report. The participants also outlined the operational timeline and potential research areas to support market-based price signals and distributed energy resources in New Hampshire.
The meeting focused on the progress of the Interconnection Cost Allocation Subgroup report, noting that a draft is expected by August 21st in preparation for a vote on recommendations. The group discussed the implications of SB 391 regarding uniform procedures for distributed energy resource interconnections and cost responsibilities. Additionally, the Transactive Energy Working Group reviewed the cancelled NHEC program and discussed the need for price signals to shift energy demand and the potential for a technical roadmap for future endeavors. Future meetings were scheduled to address the annual report, interconnection rules, and transactive energy efforts.
The document provides an attendance record for the Grid Modernization Advisory Group, detailing the participation of voting members representing electric distribution utilities, consumer advocates, state departments, and various stakeholder organizations. The documentation confirms whether members attended the session in-person or remotely.
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