The proposed 340-kilometre link would be buried along state highways in Vermont and New Hampshire until it linked to an existing transmission corridor.
New Hampshire's energy efficiency program is once again back in full force after the Public Utilities Commission tried to slash funding for the program a few years ago.
New Hampshire's energy efficiency program is once again back in full force after the Public Utilities Commission tried to slash funding for the program a few years ago.
The proposed 211-mile, $2 billion Twin State Clean Energy Link would be buried along state highways in Vermont and New Hampshire until it linked in Monroe.
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