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Governor Ayotte Signs Bill into Law

Making More Structural Changes to the Department of Energy

By: Madelon Kuchera

Published March 10, 2026

Category: New Hampshire
Related Categories: Department of Energy, HB266, New Law

In a press release the New Hampshire’s Governor’s Office announces that the Governor has signed HB266 relative to structural changes to the Department of Energy.

Among other things this bill:

  • Ensures the department’s full party status in proceedings before the public utilities commission.
  • Requires the department to support the public utilities commission, site evaluation committee, office of the consumer advocate, and any related entities.
  • Allows the department to demand documents and specific answers from public utilities or related entities.

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